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The Greek island of Lesbos is a famous destination for birdwatchers and naturalists. In spring and autumn, the already impressive number of breeding birds swells with the arrival of countless migrants.
Less well known but equally attractive are the hiking trails, superb geology and abundance of orchids. The old trails and minor roads between the villages make inviting walks amidst picturesque woodlands, groves and meadows with the blue Aegean never far away.
Crossbill Guide: Lesbos, Greece covers all these aspects and, like all Crossbill Guides, it answers two questions: "What makes this area so special?", and "How you can see this for yourself?"
There are descriptions of the flora and fauna, landscape and traditional land use, plus 17 detailed routes and 23 sites with concrete indications on where and how to find birds, wildlife and flora.
Alex Tabak is an all-round ecologist specialising in field surveys of flora, vegetation, butterflies, reptiles and amphibians. He works partly in the Netherlands and partly in Greece. Together with his Greek partner Christiana Bairaktari, Alex guides naturalist holidays to Lesbos, which focus on birdwatching and wildflowers, the landscape and local, nature-based cuisine.
