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2022 Western Palearctic Trips
yeah sure I was just commenting on how similar it is to "our" NE Poland. If you ever come let me know I still have it only about 8 hours drive away :)- opisska
- Post #86
- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports
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2022 Western Palearctic Trips
Why do you travel all the way to Latvia for this triplist, we have all of those in Poland and some extra :) Well, maybe a few northerlies are down to luck on passage in spring (Skua, divers). I've never actually been to Latvia, only Lithuania, but I have noticed this weird trend that as you...- opisska
- Post #82
- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports
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2022 Western Palearctic Trips
It's funny for me how close to home California Quail lives, especially considering that I frist ticked it in Chile :)- opisska
- Post #70
- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports
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2022 Western Palearctic Trips
I also saw a Bar-headed Goose in a big, very wildly flying flock. But in Poland it doesn't count, once it crosses two borders it's no longer real ... If you want to see a big group of self-sustaining male Reeve's, we have one famous forest in the Czech Republic. I mean why is our public so much...- opisska
- Post #50
- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports
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2022 Western Palearctic Trips
Good! I am looking forward to reading in particular about your cat. C ticks - I hope you will add convincing arguments that those are from real populations :) I have seen a herd of Muscovy ducks around a backyard pond on La Palma and a lonely Bar-headed Goose in a park in a Dutch town, neither...- opisska
- Post #5
- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports