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The Azores Tag

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4 September 2025
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Azores

A short visit to the Azores with 9 cetacean species.

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15 September 2023
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The Azores

The Azores offer some of Europe's best whale watching. In the summer you can expect to see a good diversity of species including - if you get good weather - beaked whales.

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30 December 2020
Europe and the Palearctic
The Azores

New Trip Report: The Azores

Here’s a nice report with great photos from Sjef Ollers who was in the Azores in September. The Azores, 2020: Sjef Ollers, 13 days & 14 species including Sei and Sperm Wh

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13 June 2018
Europe and the Palearctic
The Azores

New Trip Report: The Azores

A new whale watching trip report from John Wright. Azores, 2018: John Wright, 1 week & 7 species including Blue & Sperm Whales and an Azorean Noctule. Jon

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8 November 2025
Help with identifying lemurs from remote Bemanevika in northern Madagascar
8 November 2025
Tomer’s Bolivia Sep2025 Trip Report
4 November 2025
Around Svarlbard and into the Pack Ice

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  1. giant eland on Join us in West Papua in May 2026 with Carlos Bocos guiding!11 November 2025

    Thank you everyone for your interest! We are all filled up.

  2. tomeslice on The Weekly Recap11 November 2025

    🤣🤣🤣🤣 Numbers - deleted.

  3. Ornis Birding Expeditions on Snow Leopard, Pallas’s Cat, Eurasian Lynx, Red Panda and other recent China mammals11 November 2025

    The issues we had were because a previous foreign group has apparently (recently) collected or tried to collect animal skulls.…

  4. Ed Stubbs on Snow Leopard, Pallas’s Cat, Eurasian Lynx, Red Panda and other recent China mammals11 November 2025

    Can you give any further information on the possible future access issues to the Valley of the Cats? Thanks

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