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The dream — A jouney called Adelante: Part 2

It wasn’t a dream, it was Patagonia. It was my journey. It was my work. It was Adelante.
The dream — A jouney called Adelante: Part 1

After relaxing and observing them with my Leica Ultravid 8×32 binoculars, it goes without saying that I snapped over 1,500 pictures, with adrenaline soaring through me like never before.
Spring is on the Way!

If you do encounter a young animal that appears to be by itself, please just leave it where it is, the likelihood is that the parents know where it is and if moved it could prove catastrophic for the young animal and parent.

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21. March 2025

Spring is on the Way!

I don’t know about you but I have definitely felt over the last few weeks spring is definitely on the way. I heard my first chiffchaff just a couple of days ago, which is something I always look forward to every year. The characteristic call which is almost onomatopoeic “chiffchaff […]
11. March 2025

A wind of change in the Mediterranean: birdwatching as environmental resource for small circum-Italian islands

Ornithological research on the small islands of Northern Europe has its roots in a now remote past, when data on the migration of birds on numerous islands in Scotland, England, Sweden, Norway, France and Germany were already collected since the mid-19th century. It was precisely in Germany, on the island […]
26. February 2025

How LEICA Binoculars Are Supporting Waterbird Monitoring in Iran

For more than fifty years, experts from Iran’s Department of Environment have been conducting mid-winter waterbird censuses across the country. This long-running monitoring program has played a crucial role in understanding population trends among migratory waterbirds that occur in the country. However, recent improvements in equipment, including through the donation […]