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West Papua, Indonesia, July 2009, author Andy Boyce (link created November 18, 2009)
(Nimbokrang, Arfaks, Batanta/Salawati) Sabah, Malaysian Borneo (Feb-Jun 2009), author Andy Boyce (link created November 17, 2009)
Sulawesi -beyond expectations- Oct. '09, author Stijn De Win (link created October 22, 2009)
(Tangkoko, Gunung Ambang, Tambun, Torout, Tapak Kolintang. Thanks go to all the local guides on Sulawesi.) Spain - MADEIRA - JUly - 2009, author Steve Bird (link created September 27, 2009)
(Zino's Petrel seen well, plus Fea's Petrel, Bulwer's Petrels, Trocaz Pigeon, Brydes Whale and much more) INDIA Bharatpur & Kanha - Feb 2009, author Steve Bird (link created September 27, 2009)
(WE always see Tigers! This year Tigers, Leopard, Sloth Bear, Wild Dog and 291 Bird Species - beat that!) Costa Rica - March - 2009, author Steve Bird (link created September 27, 2009)
(WORLD RECORD Again! 589 species seen on our classic tour - no one does it better) India - EAGLENEST - May - 2009, author Steve Bird (link created September 27, 2009)
(Without doubt the very best tours to this fabulous destination, no-one does Eaglenest better!) Brazil, Regua Lodge - Aug 2009 , author Steve Bird (link created September 27, 2009)
(277 species in one week, Grey-winged Cotinga, Giant Snipe and much more) North East India 2009 -Eaglenest, Kaziranga, Dirang, Mishmi Hills., author Stijn De Win (link created September 21, 2009)
(Please note published and linked by Stijn, author = Henk Hendriks.) China, Wuyishan and Poyang Hu, Aug 2009., author Stijn De Win (link created August 26, 2009)
(Cabot's Tragopan, Elliot's Pheasant, Koklass Pheasant, Silver Pheasant, Common Pheasant.) Svalbard June/July 2009, author Gary Crowder (link created August 23, 2009)
(Polar Bear, Walrus, Bearded Seal, Little Auk, Spitzbergen) Cape Town Pelagics - 8 August 2009 Trip Report by Rob Leslie, author Callan Cohen (link created August 18, 2009)
(Antarctic Fulmar, Southern Royal Albatross, Northern Royal Albatross, Antarctic Fulmar, Pintado Petrel, Southern Giant Petrel, pelagic, Cape Town) 5 months in Ecuador (Travel Journal with Photos), author Glenn Bartley (link created August 18, 2009)
(Ecuador, Hummingbird, Antpitta, Trogon, Tanager) The Atlantic Odyssey - 16th March - 26th April 2009, author Pete Morris (link created August 15, 2009)
(Our Birdquest journey of 7,070 nautical miles gave us an unparalled opportunity to observe the multitude of sea-birds of the southern oceans) Panama and Darien - 17th January - 8th February 2009, author Pete Morris (link created August 15, 2009)
(525 species including many range restricted and threatened species on this Birdquest tour) The Solomon Islands - 14th September - 7th October 2007, author Pete Morris (link created August 15, 2009)
(These forgotten islands hold some rarely observed birds that few birders have the privilege to see - this was Birdquest's fourth tour.) Cuba - 24th March - 6th April 2008, author Pete Morris (link created August 15, 2009)
(Superb birding on this Birdquest tour with 167 species and all bar one of the endemics, including Cuban Kite that hovers on the edge of extinction) The Forests of Ghana - 15th - 25th April 2009, author Pete Morris (link created August 15, 2009)
(This Birdquest trip focused on the Upper Guinea forest endemic birds - some 300+ species seen) Sierra Leone - 9th - 24th February 2008, author Pete Morris (link created August 15, 2009)
(Birdquest's first exploratory tour produced some 300 species including wonderful views of Yellow-headed Picathartes) Pakistan - The Western Himalayas - 19th - 31st July 2005, author Pete Morris (link created August 15, 2009)
(This was the second Birdquest trip to this poorly known birding region, but 190 species, many near endemics and world-class scenery meant some great birding) |
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