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It is now three years since our first spring wildlife expedition in Northeastern Greece. In addition to wildlife watching, the trip was also an opportunity to learn about the millennial history, culture and traditions of the fantastic Hellenic terriotories. To celebrate the anniversary we propose you the tour report: 7 days among some of the most interesting nature areas in the country , during which we observed species among Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds and Mammals! Leaving Naples airport, we arrive in Athens , the first tour stop. Already on the landing strip we make the first observations, including a White Stork Ciconia ciconia. On the way to the hotel, we add the most common species of Mediterranean urban and agricultural environments to the checklist. After refreshing ourselves with a Gyros Pita, we head towards the National Garden of Athens , a historical park in excellent maintenance conditions. Here we observe some migratory species such as the Pied Flycatcher Ficedula hypoleuca and the Common Redstart Phoenicurus phoenicurus. We are particularly surprised by the large colonies of Rose-ringed and Monk Parakeets in the garden. In addition to birdlife, the group begins to search for Reptiles and Amphibians. The absence of lizards disappoints, probably due to the gloomy day, but numerous freshly metamorphosed individuals of Common Toad Bufo bufo crowd the vicinity of the different bodies of water in the park. During the return to the hotel, we contact the three species of Swift : the Common Apus apus , the Pale Apus pallidus and the Alpine Tachymarptis melba. We conclude the day with a dinner based on traditional dishes with a modern twist and with a glass of Raki. After tasting some excellent Baklava, Kataifi and other Greek delights, we head to the center for a morning dedicated to the archaeological wonders that make Athens famous in every corner of the globe. We begin our historical tour with the Temple of Hephaestus , where we find the first species of Reptile of the trip: a Marginated Tortoise Testudo marginata. The visit continues with a walk in the magnificent Acropolis dominated by the imposing Parthenon , where we add further species of Birds to the checklist. We return to the hotel to head back to the airport to reach Thessaloniki. Once landed, the sun has almost completely set but, nevertheless, we can perceive how much greener the area is compared to the arid Attica. We spend the first night in the Macedonian capital, in view of the wake-up call the following day before dawn. We wake up in good spirits to be able to reach, with the rented cars, in an acceptable time, the first real target destination of the tour: the Evros Delta National Park , the easternmost wetland of Greece, on the border with Turkey. The journey, lasting about three hours, is extremely suggestive and gives us many emotions. We are now in Alexandroupolis , a city at the outskirts of the delta complex, and, during a pitstop by the gas station, we observe in the same upward current a Short-toed Eagle Circaetus gallicus and a Booted Eagle Hieraatus pennatus. Once inside the Evros wetland , local guides welcome us to accompany us during the first part of the visit to the western part of the delta. At the entrance of the protected area we do what will be our only encounter with the European Glass Lizard Pseudopus apodus , a large Reptile characterized by the total absence of the legs. Unfortunately it is an roadkilled individual. Several individuals of Marsh Harrier patrol the reeds and a Collared Pratincole Glareola pratincola crosses our field of vision. We stop in an area with low-level water ponds to look for one of the main target species of the expedition, which does not take long to appear to our telescopes: two wonderful Spur-winged Lapwings Vanellus spinosus. This unmistakable wader can only be observed in continental Europe in this area where it nests with several pairs. Continuing along the path, it becomes difficult to choose which side of the road to look at: Eurasian Oystercatchers Haematopus ostralegus and Little Stints Calidris minuta crowd the banks of the canals, in the deeper water areas there are numerous Mute Swans Cygnus olor , as well as some Dalmatian Pelicans Pelecanus crispus and on the perches the Pigmy Cormorants Microcarbo pygmaeus. Arriving at an observation tower, we add to the list Glossy Ibis Plegadis falcinellus , Common Tern Sterna hirundo , Black Tern Chlidonias niger and Spanish Sparrow Passer hispaniolensis , which nests in a colony between the beams of the building. Returning to the visitor center, our first Greek Tortoise Testudo graeca crosses the road. Once we say goodbye to the guides, we decide to have lunch at the foot of the hill overlooking the wetland. Not even the time to leave the binoculars and bite the sandwiches that in a few minutes we observe an individual of Black Stork Ciconia nigra , several Short-toed Eagles, a Woodchat Shrike Lanius senator and a Lesser Whitethroat Sylvia curruca. Before exploring a new area of the delta, a short herping session during which we find an individual of European blind Snake Xerotyphlops vermicularis , a tiny worm-shaped snake with purely fossorial habits. We conclude our visit in an area characterized by different ponds where we contact many Red-footed Falcons , different individuals of Calandra Lark Melanocorypha calandra , a Purple Heron Ardea purpurea and another Greek Tortoise. Reluctantly we leave Evros to head towards the Dadia Forest , the next stop of the tour. Here, after a dinner based on Moussaka, a Tawny Owl Strix aluco says us goodnight. We still wake up early in the morning, a long and exciting day is coming: we will explore the Dadia Forest National Park , known to be probably the best place in Europe for the observation of birds of prey. Before breakfast we inspect the surroundings of the cottage where we observe several Song and Mistle Thrushes, a Black-heared Wheatear Oenanthe hispanica , an individual of Agile Frog Rana dalmatina and a Red Squirrel Sciurus vulgaris. After taking the load of energy, we are preparing to move towards one of the main elements of the expedition: the raptor feeding station of Dadia. The emotions, however, begin well before reaching the aforementioned place and, just outside the door,, we spot a female Masked Shrike Lanius nubicus , 8 Eurasian Black Vultures Aegypius monachus , 3 Eurasian Griffon Vultures Gyps fulvus and 2 Black Storks. When we reach the observation point, we havea silent chat with some birders telling us that they saw a group of six Wolves approaching the feeding station the previous afternoon. The visit to the hide, despite the absence of the Canids, is however profitable: to crowd around the cow carcass there are Black, Griffon and Egyptian Vultures Neophron pernocpterus , as well as numerous Black Kites and Common Ravens. In addition, everything is made even more interesting by the passage in flight of a Booted Eagle and a young Eastern Imperial Eagle Aquila heliaca mobbing some Black Vultures, a documentary scene! On the way back to the cottage, we meet multiple individuals of both the Green Lizard species, Lacerta viridis and L. Having refreshed with a classical Greek milkshake, we are ready to head for the next stop on the tour: Lake Kerkini , on the border with Bulgaria. We arrive at destination at sunset already late, settling in a delightful cottage on the shores of the lake. We move to the village of Kerkini to have dinner and here we notice that each pole of the electrical network hosts a pair of White Stork. After having tasted grilled meat and buffalo Feta, we try to return to the accommodation to rest… but, there are many distractions offered by the local biodiversity that lead us to stay out late. Hundreds of thousands of Water Frogs Pelophylax sp. Before falling asleep, still in fibrillation for the intense day just ended, we add Little Owl Athena noctua , Scops Owl Otus scops and Common Nightingale Luscinia megarhynchos to the list. Our day starts very early with a boat trip at dawn. As soon as we got on the typical local boat, called plaves, we are pleasantly surprised by the very short escape distance of the many species that crowd the shores and perches, including Pygmy Cormorants, Common Terns and Squacco Herons. We head north, where we begin to observe the first individuals of Dalmatian Pelican. Approaching them, we are delighted to be able to observe, a few meters away, hundreds of individuals of Dalmatian Pelican and Great White Pelican Pelecanus onocrotalus. Our guide, given the pre-reproductive period, is concerned with keeping a safe distance so as not to stress the animals. After photographing the birds, we continue our tour by moving away from the platforms. Once back to the pier, we return to the cottage hungry but satisfied. Along the way we make a short stop near some ponds, where we contact some Emys orbicularis accompanied by some individuals of Balkan Terrapin Mauremys rivulata. After a super breakfast with exclusively homemade products, we are reluctantly preparing to leave the facility. We are unable to leave the cottage as the place continues to reserve surprises for us and, as we load the cars, we observe two White-tailed Eagle Haliaeetus albicilla. So we explore the western shore of the lake, a meadow area in bloom, where we add Common Quail Coturnix coturnix , Cirl Bunting Emberiza cirlus and Balkan Wall Lizard Podarcis tauricus to the checklist. Going back to the village we give everyone the opportunity to photograph the beautiful pairs of White Stork observed the previous evening. Here we finally contact an individual of Long-legged Buzzard Buteo rufinus , in addition to noting the presence of several colonies of Spanish Sparrow within the Stork nests. After eating Souvlaki and french fries, we continue our clockwise tour of the lake perimeter. During the trips it is really difficult to look away from the sky, being surrounded for the whole duration by Red-rumped Swallows, Sand Martins, Red-footed Falcons and Lesser Kestrels. We therefore decide to make a short stop on the north-eastern shore of the lake, characterized by hygrophilous groves, reedbeds and more stagnant inlets, and we do not regret it at all. Before saying goodbye to this important wetland, Kerkini gives us the last gift: a beautiful Eurasian Hobby Falco subbuteo flies over our heads! So we set off for the next destination, Mount Olympus. We go down to the south, arriving to skirt the Thermaic Gulf up to the eastern slopes of the mountain sacred to the ancient greeks. Here we come to Litochoro , a picturesque village located between the home of Zeus and the Thermaic Gulf, where we will spend two nights in a characteristic residence. After a dinner of roasted octopus, mussels and fried sardines Litochoro is only 5 km from the coast , we decide to retire to our rooms, with the goodnight given by a singing Scops Owl. We wake up early in Litochoro and are greeted by the lodge ownerwith an assorted breakfast based on genuine products such as yogurt, cakes and dried fruit bars. Given the temperatures still below the seasonal average and the snow still present above m, we decide to focus on the many sites of interest that the mountain range can offer even at lower altitudes. So, after making buying lunch in the village, we start another day of exploration. Before investigating the typical forest environment of Mount Olympus, some natural meadows surrounded by Mediterranean scrub arouse our interest. At higher altitudes, before making a quick overlooking a road immersed in a mixed beech forest with fir-wood, we spot a couple of Short-toed Eagle. We head towards the Monastery of Agios Dionysios , a Byzantine monument of rare beauty, perfectly integrated into the natural environment. After this historical-architectural parenthesis, we move to the banks of the stream behind the monastery, descending a path immersed in the woods, to have our pic-nic. While we eat, it is really difficult to take our eyes off the nature that surrounds us: a White-fronted Dipper Cinclus cinclus crosses our field of vision and dozens of Eurasian Crag Martins Ptyonoprogne rupestris perform stunts on our heads. We then start looking for Amphibians, managing to identify some larvae of Fire Salamander Salamandra salamandra and a couple of adults of Greek Stream Frog Rana graeca among the fresh waters. Back to the cars, we go up to the refuge of Prionia, in a setting dominated by snowy peaks, beeches and black firs. Once there, we walk towards a reproductive site of Yellow-bellied Toad Bombina variegata. Once at the established place, a large number of toads welcome us, some of them in amplexus, inside karst pits dug into the rock, near a torrential river. So we go back to the refuge, giving us half an hour of relaxation. Before returning to the valley, we decide to inspect some waterfalls, where it is possible to contact the Pinguicola hirtiflora , a carnivorous plant linked to environments of dripping limestone cliffs. Unfortunately we are not able to find it probably due to the still quite low temperatures , so we take the opportunity to take a group photo and then leave these beautiful mountains. Despite so much tiredness and the sun slowly turning to the horizon, owe are captivated by some meadows near olive groves, the potential home of interesting species of Reptiles. So we end the day with a European Blind Snake individual! After another rich breakfast, we move north, towards the Ruins of Dion. Before reaching the archaeological site, we stop halfway to explore some arid pastures on the slopes of Olympus, particularly interesting when it comes to Herpetofauna. While a Booted Eagle flies over the area, among the boulders we contact two individuals of Xerothyphlops vermicularis and a young Four-lined Snake Elaphe quatorlineata. In addition, several Arachnids attract our attention, including a Steatoda paykulliana , spider of the Theridiidae family, and a beautiful scorpion belonging to the Mesobuthus gibbosus species. Arriving at the ruins, the sun begins to hit. In fact, the remains of the Classical and early Christian Age are set in the middle of springs, riparian groves and marshy areas. In this extraordinary union between history and nature there is no shortage of observations, among the crowns of the trees we see a Green Woodpecker, a Great Spotted Woodpecker Dendrocopos major and a couple of Eurasian Golden Orioles Oriolus oriolus. We also note the presence of some Bee-eaters and an impressive number of Common Cuckoos Cuculus canorus in migration, we have never seen so many together! Durante la nostra visita, infatti, contattiamo diversi individui di Emys orbicularis e Mauremys rivulata , un individuo adulto di Natrice tassellata , oltre a molteplici Rane verdi e Granchi di fiume Potamon fluviatile. During the short journey to get to the Axios Delta National Park we cross an industrial area where we observe a group of about 12 Common Crows Corvus frugilegus. Having reached our last stop on the tour, we are explore the right bank of the river mouth. Most of the pools are dry and the number of birds present is quite small compared to expectations, nonetheless we observe Marsh Harriers, White Storks, Spoonbills and Glossy Ibises , few Oystercatchers and a Grey Plover Pluvialis squatarola. Reaching the coast, while we having lunch a Osprey Pandion haliaetus passes by and two Little Terns Sternula albifrons land a few meters away. Reaching the lagoons we notice that these are crowded with a large number of individuals and species of Caradriforms and other aquatic birds. At the same time, we also investigate the coast line, hoping for some seabirds. Unfortunately, we do not spot pelagic species, but we do contact some Sandwich Terns Thalasseus sandvicensis , Common Terns and many individuals of Mediterranean Gulls Ichtyaetus melanocephalus in summer plumage. April 22, Our first expedition in Northeastern Greece. DAY 2. DAY 3 We wake up in good spirits to be able to reach, with the rented cars, in an acceptable time, the first real target destination of the tour: the Evros Delta National Park , the easternmost wetland of Greece, on the border with Turkey. DAY 4. DAY 5 Our day starts very early with a boat trip at dawn. DAY 6 We wake up early in Litochoro and are greeted by the lodge ownerwith an assorted breakfast based on genuine products such as yogurt, cakes and dried fruit bars. 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