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Rock Sparrow, Ipsilou monastery
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Female House Sparrow, Skala Polichnitou
We saw two species of sparrow on Lesvos: House and Rock. The former is extremely common, even in unpopulated areas (in sharp contrast to the UK); the latter we only saw around the buildings at Ipsilou monastery, where they were clearly breeding.
photos taken with
Canon EOS 30D,
EF 300mm f/4L IS USM
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