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Lucanus cervus
Finally, my 2000th spotting! Thank you so much Project Noah for the magical trip in the worldwide biodiversity, I certainly learned much, and I keep learning! Now, about my spotting: It's a male Lucanus cervus that landed on me, and was released soon after the pics, in Pelion mountain, Greece. The species is quite common in the area and can be spotted flying around, especially late in the afternoon.
Spotted on Jul 10, 2016
Submitted on Jul 22, 2016
10 Comments
Thank you dear Kostas! I'm glad you enjoy Project Noah as much as I do, and I certainly feel grateful for your precious contribution in all the Greek missions!
Thank you so much dear KathleenMcEachern!
Dear Despina congratulations on your 2000 spottings! Thank you for introduce me to PN!
Thank you dear Hema Shah, I hope I will be able to reach a 3000th spotting, some day :)
Wow! Congratulations on 2000! Nice spotting!
Congrats Despina!! lovely 2000th spotting!
Dear Lauren, thank you so much for your kind words :)
Thank you so much dear SukanyaDatta, it took me nearly 4 years to reach my 2000th spotting! It was a wonderful trip through the species and the beauty of nature! I hope I will be able to discover even more, in the years to come, in Project Noah!
Fantastic beetle! Would love to see one of these! Congratulations on your 2000 spottings!
That IS a wonderful milestone. CONGRATULATIONS and what a magnificent spotting. Good luck for the next 1000 and more.