Destinations
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Some older holiday reports
This page has some holiday reports from the year 2000 and before.
It's an incomplete collection but the aim is, in time, to complete our holiday report archive back to when Honeyguide started in 1991.
In those days, word processors were basic and pictures were quite literally stuck into holiday reports before they were copied. So the standards of the reports here are of their time, but the wildlife was equally good!
For the most part the old reports are not updated or checked, so may use now out of date names for species. In some cases, we may make better identifications now, especially of tricky plants and invertebrates.
If you have come across this page by accident, it'll be best to move quickly onto our more recent reports here, especially the most recent ones that are in colour.
The reports are in PDF format which requires a plug-in to enable you to download and print the reports. You can download the plug-in from here.
2000
Camargue
Crete
Danube
Delta
Eastern Greece
Extremadura
Flowers & birds
in the Lot and Lot flower list 2000
Menorca plus Menorca plants 2000
Slovakia
Spanish Pyrenees Woodbridge RSPB Local Group
1999
Camargue Salisbury & District Natural History Society
Crete
Danube Delta
Extremadura week 1
Extremadura week 2
Menorca and Menorca wildlife lists 1999
Spanish Pyrenees
1998
Extremadura
Crete
1997
Italy / Slovenia
1996
Fuerteventura *
Spanish Pyrenees, autumn (September/October)
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1991
Spanish Pyrenees *
Birds and flowers in the Lot, France *
Bull statue, Domain de Méjanes, Camargue (John Rumpus).
Other reports, including recce visits to holiday destinations
1998
Eastern Greece recce report
* These are low res scans (any higher and the PDF would be huge) as the reports were typed and printed on an old Amstrad (remember them?). The lack of an identifier on some front covers that it's a Honeyguide holiday report is as some were printed onto headed paper.
