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What links Roman ships, Egyptian Roylaty and the England cricket team? Find out in #CreteNature-Tales of the Riverbank: http://bit.ly/2nlB5Kz

Celebrating march in Crete

Crawling around in cavelets and finding all sorts of wonders in this week’s #CreteNature blog: A Recipe For Life http://bit.ly/2kSJzHK

If you enjoy my blog why not come over and give us a visit?

I recently wrote about semi-domestic and feral cats in http://cretenature.blogspot.co.uk/2016/12/the-village-of-agios-ioannis.html . Yvonne takes a more detailed look at their family set-up in her latest post:

If you missed this annual event get in practice for next year

Did you know that there's a facebook group for Ierapetra? It seems very underused but if enough of us post to it then it may get it going. https://www.facebook.com/groups/19445053800/

Great drone video of snowy Crete

Crete weather forecast - interesting presentation

This new anthology of cat based tales looks like an interesting read. Thanks Yvonne Payne

#Man and the #environment provides the theme for this week’s #CreteNatureBlog: The Village of Agios Ioannis http://bit.ly/2gJBRNS

No visit to a Cretan taverna is complete without mezedes

A species to keep an eye out for.

Frighteningly fascinating

Bet this was an interesting insurance claim!