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Hi Thomas, my wife and me were there in 2006 (our honey moon)... on this beach we got so much rain! It's nice to see this place with a clear sky... :-)
We miss Samoa... and hope to come back!
Greetings from Roma!
Dear Leonardo Mascioli, I am Dr. Alexandros Frantzis, scientific director of the Pelagos Cetacean Research Institute, a scientific NGO studying whales and dolphins in Greece. You have photographed some short-beaked common dolphins (Delphinus delphis), which are not common at all anymore despite their name. This species has disappeared from the biggest part of the Mediterranean Sea. A few populations units still survive in the northern Aegean Sea. Would you be kind enough to provide the exact date (or month and year at least) that you took the photo and describe as well as you can the position (e.g. 1 km south-east of ...), together with the number of animals that you observed. You can contact us at afrantzis@otenet.gr or www.pelagosinstitute.gr
Thank you a lot in advance
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sorry I didn't mean to label this photo inappropriate.My mistake. Great photo of Samoa.
Ho come l'impressione di conoscere questa piazza!! ti giro su google heart e che ti trovo?? :-)
Hi Thomas, my wife and me were there in 2006 (our honey moon)... on this beach we got so much rain! It's nice to see this place with a clear sky... :-) We miss Samoa... and hope to come back! Greetings from Roma!
wow
dolphins i like dem
Grazie!
Hmmm... però... per alcuni versi ricorda un po' Calcata. Sì sì, sembra un posto carino... /Mox!
Ma che bella foto!!! E che bel posto!!! Quasi quasi ci vado a vivere...
Dear Leonardo Mascioli, I am Dr. Alexandros Frantzis, scientific director of the Pelagos Cetacean Research Institute, a scientific NGO studying whales and dolphins in Greece. You have photographed some short-beaked common dolphins (Delphinus delphis), which are not common at all anymore despite their name. This species has disappeared from the biggest part of the Mediterranean Sea. A few populations units still survive in the northern Aegean Sea. Would you be kind enough to provide the exact date (or month and year at least) that you took the photo and describe as well as you can the position (e.g. 1 km south-east of ...), together with the number of animals that you observed. You can contact us at afrantzis@otenet.gr or www.pelagosinstitute.gr Thank you a lot in advance