10th International Gull Meeting, Crete, Greece, Nov 24 to Nov 28, 2010
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10th International Gull Meeting, Crete, Greece, Nov 24 to Nov 28, 2010
http://gullsofcrete.blogspot.com/2009/12/10th-international-gull-meeting.html
The 10th International Gull Meeting will be placed on Herakleion, at Natural History Museum of Crete, University of Crete. Dates: Nov 24 to Nov 28 2010. NHMC will be offer meeting supplies as the conference room and more.
The NHMC site lies on coastal line of the town, with a nice view to Cretan sea.
Places for interest for Gulling are the harbour, the Almyros wetland to the west and the waste tratment site further west. From NHMC there are easy paths to the west (Giofyros river mouth) and to harbour to the east. (next picture). During late November most wintering gulls are present including the common Yellow-legged and Black-headed, also Mediterranean, Caspian, Baltic, Lesser Black-backed, Heuglin's are easy and in most cases Armenian, Slender-billed, Little and Audouini's gulls are present. Pallas Gull is a vagrant with good chance to be present too, other taxa/forms are either vagrants or still unconfirmed for the site.
Info:
Michalis Dretakis
Biologist, Ornithologist
Natural History Museum of Crete
University of Crete
P.O.Box 2208
GR - 714 09
Irakleio, Crete, Greece
Tel: 0030 2810 393279
Fax: 0030 2810 324366
The 10th International Gull Meeting will be placed on Herakleion, at Natural History Museum of Crete, University of Crete. Dates: Nov 24 to Nov 28 2010. NHMC will be offer meeting supplies as the conference room and more.
The NHMC site lies on coastal line of the town, with a nice view to Cretan sea.
Places for interest for Gulling are the harbour, the Almyros wetland to the west and the waste tratment site further west. From NHMC there are easy paths to the west (Giofyros river mouth) and to harbour to the east. (next picture). During late November most wintering gulls are present including the common Yellow-legged and Black-headed, also Mediterranean, Caspian, Baltic, Lesser Black-backed, Heuglin's are easy and in most cases Armenian, Slender-billed, Little and Audouini's gulls are present. Pallas Gull is a vagrant with good chance to be present too, other taxa/forms are either vagrants or still unconfirmed for the site.
Info:
Michalis Dretakis
Biologist, Ornithologist
Natural History Museum of Crete
University of Crete
P.O.Box 2208
GR - 714 09
Irakleio, Crete, Greece
Tel: 0030 2810 393279
Fax: 0030 2810 324366
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