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Berislav Horvatic wrote:

Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:

Pierre-Yves Vaucher wrote:It was not an exact place but ok, it's done

I know, but too easy for anyone who knows the habitat of the species and can play with GE etc.
In any case, thanks for removing it. Didn't mean to be bossy (for once)

The ursinii site was renamed to "Alpes dinariques à l'est de Gracac", but the name
of the nearest village still remains in the captions of pictures before and after...
Only an idiot would have a problem to solve the remaining puzzle... if he/she was
intent on doing so. Not that I think it's so terribly important, but if Jeroen feels the
responsibility, as he does, so should I.

In any case, congratulations to the team. I do envy you.

Pierre-Yves Vaucher wrote:my (this) subject is just a trip report ok ?

Pierre-Yves Vaucher wrote:and now, my captions are vaguer ?

Rok Grzelj wrote:Nice report PY
The ammodytes variety is fantastic...specialy those from Postojna (city center)...ooops ...I mentioned the locality
...and ofcourse the Virpazar male is fantastic!
congrats for the melanistic berus you have been looking for...

Mario Schweiger wrote:Our discussion goes on in the "disturbing and poaching" post in theoretical section, if you want
http://www.fieldherping.eu/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=1164

Mario

Jeroen Speybroeck wrote:I also like the colours and contrast of that male ursinii. Does anyone share my impression that those "hay colours" are more common in the lowland subspecies?