Over the past few days, we've spotted signs of sea turtle nests along the beaches of Arillas, Agios Georgios, and Agios Stefanos, and even witnessed some hatching activity!
It's now confirmed: the Caretta caretta (loggerhead sea turtle) has started using our warm, sandy shores to lay their eggs. While this is still a relatively new phenomenon here, it's likely linked to climate change and the reduced fishing activity along Corfu's western coast.
read full article here
https://arillas.com/sea-turtle (https://arillas.com/sea-turtle)
I saw a nest last year by Gratsela 🙂
We saw that
karl that nest was a Duckdo nest
kev
Quote from: kevin-beverly on Today at 09:04:07 AMWe saw that
karl that nest was a Duckdo nest
kev
Yer "Quackers" Kevin.
Negg
Let's hope these nests n Eggs are not disturbed by that minority of unthinking Tourists Cheers
I'm not going to ask "whats a duckdo" Kev ..... so you can say "quack , quack" 🤣🤣
Hi
Last year they were nesting on the North Beach.
Never saw any, but there was a hand written notice asking people not to disturb them
Geoff
In Arillas next year will we see turtle soup 🐢🐢🐢 on the menus ?