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Attractions of Mordad (July - August)

1- Jebeer Gazelle: Jebeer is one of the 3 species of Gazelles in Iran. Jebeer lives in arid areas of central Iran. Biggest population of Jebeer lives in Kerman province. During warm season they can be easily seen around the water holes.

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2- Caspian Seal: Caspian Seal is the only mammal in this biggest lake on earth. In summer time because of depth and appearance of Shads, they occur in high numbers in southern parts of the lake.

Caspian Seal

3- Damavand peak: After about 6 weeks of preparing for reaching the summit, July is the best time to reach the highest peak of Iran. Freezing nights and observation of Caspian Snowcock is the attractions of this area.

Damavand peak

Damavand peak

4- Chukar Partridge: Summer time is perfect for observing Chukars with their newly born chicks. Usually they rest during day-time around water holes.

Chukar Partridge

5- Touran Protection Complex: Touran is one of the 9 Biosphere Reserves in Iran. During summer Onagers, Wild Sheeps and Wild Goats are more dependent on water sources. With a bit of luck Persian Leopard, Asiatic Cheetah and Caracal can be observed in this area.

Touran Protection Complex

Touran Protection Complex

Touran Protection Complex

6- Dena Protected Area: Oak trees and fresh cool breeze from Dena peak is pleasant during hot days of summer. Dena Protected Area has magnificent sceneries in Zagros Mountains (Western Iran).

Dena Protected Area

Dena Protected Area

Dena Protected Area

7- Tortoise: Tortoises are more active in arid areas of Iran. Central Asian Tortoise and Mediterranean Spur-thighed Tortoise occur in central plains of Iran.

Tortoise

Tortoise

8- Snake: Summer is the best time of activity of Snakes. 72 species of Snakes live in Iran.

Snake

9- Dragonfly: From spring to late summer near ponds and lakes Dragonflies can be observed. They have an important role in biological control of other insects.

Dragonfly

Dragonfly

10- Rodents: Rodents are active during spring and summer. They breed several times in summer.

Rodents

Rodents

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