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Häftad, Engelska, 2016
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The Greek island of Lesbos is a famous destination for birdwatchers and naturalists. In spring and autumn, the already impressive number of breeding birds swells with the arrival of countless migratory birds. The old trails and tracks between the villages invite for walks amidst picturesque woodlands, groves and meadows, with the blue Aegean never far away. On your way you’ll pass along swathes of orchids, anemones and tulips, while every now and then, a tortoise stoically crosses your path. All this is Lesbos – the island of birds, flowers, reptiles and other natural attractions. Add to this the many hours of sunshine, pretty villages and fine, locally grown food and wine, and you know why Lesbos is a dream destination for nature lovers.19 routes (car and walk)5 site descriptionsWhere to watch birds informationFinding orchids and other wildflowers, butterflies, dragonflies, reptiles, etc.Detailed background information on landscape and ecology
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This new title in the Crossbill Guides Series is the first nature travel guidebook to cover the stunning region of the Eastern Rhodopes on the border of Bulgaria and Greece. This book covers this wild, rugged mountain range in Bulgaria together with the adjacent National Park of Dadia, the Evros Delta and the Nestos Delta in Greece. Like any other Crossbill Guide, this title answers two questions: what makes this area so special, and how can I see this for myself. This book describes the flora and fauna, landscape and traditional land use of this region, plus 18 detailed routes and many sites descriptions with concrete indications on where and how to find the birds, wildlife and flora. The Eastern Rhodopes and adjacent areas is only recently discovered by nature travellers, which now come from all over Europe to enjoy this authentic and wild mountain range and rich flora and fauna. From wild orchids to wolves, and from pelicans and vultures to wild tortoises and scores of butterflies - the Eastern Rhodopes has it all.