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20 November, 2019

Jandari Lake – Birdwatcher’s destination

Monday, 04 February 2019 by Sabuko Team

Originally announced for Kumisi Lake, the Sunday excursion had to be changed to Jandarai Lake. A team excursion visited Tbilisi Sea, Jandari Tba and Kumisi Tba on 2. February. It revealed, that Kumisi shores are not accessible with a mini bus, which has been necessary due to high interest. About 20 people joined the excursion.

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Tagged under: #Birds, #Birdwatching, #Migration, Jandari, Wetlandsday

Raptor Migration in Ajaria

Monday, 04 June 2018 by Sabuko Team

  Idea & production: Batumi Raptor Count & Georgian Center for the Conservation of Wildlife Written by: Wouter Vansteelant, Johanna Yourstone, Jenny Eikestam, Michael Tholin Illustrated by: Johanna Yourstone, Jenny Eikestam, Klara Århem  Design by: Zoltán Turny   Brief description: Of all of these beautiful travelers there is one type of birds that can be

  • Published in Education, For Youth
Tagged under: #Birdwatching, #Migration, #Raptor

Migration Watch

Monday, 04 June 2018 by Sabuko Team

                      Article was published in Geographical magazine by Chris Fitch, March 2017 (www.geographical.co.uk) Brief description: Twice a year, for up to eight weeks at a time, the skies above western Georgia darken, as thousands upon thousands of birds of prey fill the air. With up

  • Published in Document & Reports
Tagged under: #Adjara, #Birdwatching, #Migration, #SABUKO

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