EL CALAFATE Y EL CHALTEN After the beautiful Chilean interlude (even if I can’t say I’ve known Chile), I took a new bus to return to Argentina. Again the customs and its controls and an acceptable route that this time was very short, about 3 hours, towards El Calafate. I […]
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The dream — A jouney called Adelante:
From Yellow Water Billabong to Pine Creek
Jabiru, Yellow Water Billabong or Pine Creek, where hooded parrots hung from the sprinklers outside on the common, a great bowerbird tended its intricate bower of white trinkets, and galahs and figbirds feasted on the fruits of the wild mango trees. A sunset cruise at the Yellow Water Billabong. After […]
Read MoreThe Winter Long-eared Owls of Serbia
I am pleased to say that Serbia is finally finding its way into the hearts and minds of birders worldwide. The stigma of the war is finally lifting. The symbol that is rapidly replacing that gruesome history and is now representing Serbia on an international level is a much more […]
Read MorePhotographing Critically Endangered Owls of Madagascar
Alan van Norman, a neurosurgeon from Bismarck, North Dakota, spends much of his spare time traveling the world to photograph owls. In November 2014, he excitedly boarded a flight destined for some remote Indian Ocean islands off the east coast of Africa. Not only did he want to find and […]
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