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Molivos Viewpoint

Lesvos  >  Greece

Viewpoint located on the hills just northeast of Molivos. It provides a perfect view for migrating birds in autumn.

Geplaatst* door Bas Engels
Meest recente update 27 oktober 2023

Beschrijving

The Molivos viewpoint is located on the hills just northeast of Molivos, and provides a perfect view for migrating birds in autumn. During this time of year, migrants, like raptors and storks, tend to travel from Turkey to Lesvos flying fairly low over the strait. Once they reached Lesvos, they tend to use the warmer air to gain height and cross the island. Common species that can be seen here are buzzards (Steppebuizerd, Arendbuizerd), harriers (Bruine Kiekendief, Grauwe Kiekendief and Steppekiekendief), Zwarte Wouw, Visarend, Sperwer, Havik, and storks (Zwarte Ooievaar, Ooievaar). Flocks of swallows, martins, Bijeneter, and swifts can be seen here too.

Over the strait, large flocks of Yelkouanpijlstormvogel can be seen. Sometimes Scopoli's Pijlstormvogel can be spotted within these flocks. Also keep an eye out for dolphins.

The surrounded hills are good for species like Blonde Tapuit and Zwartkopgors.

Details

Toegang

The viewpoint itself is somewhat of a climb. There's not really a track going to the top, but you can reach it fairly easily from the northside of the hill. Still, if you're not in the mood/able to climb this part, there are multiple spots you can stand to observe the strait.

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Omstandigheden

Heuvelachtig , Open landschap , Geen schaduw

Rondlopende wandeling mogelijk?

Nee

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Ja

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Herfst

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Route

Onverharde weg

Zwaarte wandeling

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