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Circaetus gallicus specialists’ meeting in France

A page of the informational letter concerning the meeting

The Circaetus gallicus specialists’ meeting is planned to be held this year in Florac /map/. Please view the informational letter prepared by Bernard Joubert, Jean-Pierre Malafosse and Renaud Nadal: Short-toed Eagle. file (Fr).

Such, already traditional, meetings are important for establishing closer contacts between the Short-toed Eagle watchers from different regions of France and also of other countries belonging to the range of this magnificient bird.

Categories: 2012.10: Florac (France), Cévennes National Park, Fr-Misc, JOUBERT Bernard, MALAFOSSE Jean-Pierre & Isabelle, NADAL Renaud, Notices.

Tags: experts, Florac, informational letter, meeting, specialists.

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One Response to “Circaetus gallicus specialists’ meeting in France”

  1. Konstantin says:
    October 5, 2012 at 21:07

    the PDF has been updated

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