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U.K. ex-pat helps put Serbia on the map (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Geoff WORCS
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Andy Adcock
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Nice,
surprised that there's no mention of the Tara NP, a wonderful place where we had Ural Owl. You can also, easily get the winter roost of Pygmy Cormorants, right in the center of Belgrade and watch them whilst having a meal and a drink in one of the lovely, floating barge restaurants.
My wife had a photo of the LEO's in Kikinda, published as a centre spread in Birdwatching magazine.
It's a beautiful country, really worth a visit.
surprised that there's no mention of the Tara NP, a wonderful place where we had Ural Owl. You can also, easily get the winter roost of Pygmy Cormorants, right in the center of Belgrade and watch them whilst having a meal and a drink in one of the lovely, floating barge restaurants.
My wife had a photo of the LEO's in Kikinda, published as a centre spread in Birdwatching magazine.
It's a beautiful country, really worth a visit.
Geoff WORCS
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Thanks for the feedback Andy. Good point about Tara I'll be sure to pass that on to Dragan.
Andy Adcock
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I think it would be great for butterflies too, even in the early, spring snow, we had Queen of Spain Fritillary, I'm sure there's a great deal more to be had.
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