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Tony Davison Amateur photographer Mongolia http://www.simplybirdsandmoths.co.uk		© Tony Davison

Illustrated Trip Report

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Full Trip Report
Illustrated trip report now on line, to permit a virtual tour of this amazing destination from the comfort of your self-isolation :)

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Full Trip Report
Illustrated trip report now on line, to permit a virtual tour of this amazing destination from the comfort of your self-isolation :)

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Full Trip Report
Illustrated trip report now on line, to permit a virtual tour of this amazing destination from the comfort of your self-isolation :)

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Full Trip Report
Female bird. As part of the proposed splitting of the Asian Rosy Finch complex and this species will become a Mongolian endemic. First images for Surfbirds

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

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Male bird. All ground arrangements via the superb Tum-Eco Tour

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

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Up to four pairs of this very rare species located in the most spectacular of settings thanks to Tum-Eco Tour

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Tum-eco Tour

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Tum-Eco Tours
One of the many highlights of this incredible country, we enjoyed prolonged views of the unique dawn display of this super-grouse thanks to the magnificent Tum-Eco Tours

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

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Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Wise Birding Holidays
Great views on our Cat Quest Tour plus Pallas's Cat and some great birds too - More on web link above including video

Chris Townend - Wise Birding Holidays Amateur photographer Mongolia http://www.wisebirding.co.uk Chris Townend is the owner of Wise Birding Holidays. An experienced tour leader for the last 15 years with a passion for birds and larger mammals!		© Chris Townend - Wise Birding Holidays

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Always one of the birds to cause some nervous anticipation on a Mongolian trip, now that breeding sites are limited to the most remote of locations, we were fortunate to record sighting on three separate days of our circuit. All ground arrangements to this incredible destination were made via the superb Tum-Eco Tours

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

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Another first for Surfbirds, this sought-after mammal took a little finding and then some stealthy chasing as they have a remarkable turn of speed! All ground arrangements via the superb Tum-Eco Tours

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Tum-Eco Tour
A mammalian Surfbirds first! This awesome beast was the highlight thirty mammal species seen on our unforgettable Mongolian adventure, faultlessly organised by Tum-Eco Tour

Ian Merrill Amateur photographer Mongolia		© Ian Merrill

Trip Report

Paul Jones Amateur photographer Mongolia Bird Photographer, some Mammals, some Landscapes I have been a bird watcher for many years but have recently began to devote more time to photography. By chance I use Canon gear and am still trying to learn my way around the cameras and lenses. Most of my early pix were taken with a 30D and 300f4. Now I am using a 7D and a 1DM4 with a variety of telephoto lens from the 300f2.8 to the 800f5.6. I find most photography websites intimidating so I am just gradually learning on my own or picking up tips from other photographers - slow and steady. In addition to static portrait shots I like good images of moving birds in cluttered habitat, but I find they are a real challenge to secure.		© Paul Jones

Trip Report
By chance perched on the only fence in Mongolia

Paul Jones Amateur photographer Mongolia Bird Photographer, some Mammals, some Landscapes I have been a bird watcher for many years but have recently began to devote more time to photography. By chance I use Canon gear and am still trying to learn my way around the cameras and lenses. Most of my early pix were taken with a 30D and 300f4. Now I am using a 7D and a 1DM4 with a variety of telephoto lens from the 300f2.8 to the 800f5.6. I find most photography websites intimidating so I am just gradually learning on my own or picking up tips from other photographers - slow and steady. In addition to static portrait shots I like good images of moving birds in cluttered habitat, but I find they are a real challenge to secure.		© Paul Jones

Trip Report
Mongolia, a nice break from itchy tropical forest.

Paul Jones Amateur photographer Mongolia Bird Photographer, some Mammals, some Landscapes I have been a bird watcher for many years but have recently began to devote more time to photography. By chance I use Canon gear and am still trying to learn my way around the cameras and lenses. Most of my early pix were taken with a 30D and 300f4. Now I am using a 7D and a 1DM4 with a variety of telephoto lens from the 300f2.8 to the 800f5.6. I find most photography websites intimidating so I am just gradually learning on my own or picking up tips from other photographers - slow and steady. In addition to static portrait shots I like good images of moving birds in cluttered habitat, but I find they are a real challenge to secure.		© Paul Jones

Mongolia Trip - The Slide Show

Paul Jones Amateur photographer Mongolia Bird Photographer, some Mammals, some Landscapes I have been a bird watcher for many years but have recently began to devote more time to photography. By chance I use Canon gear and am still trying to learn my way around the cameras and lenses. Most of my early pix were taken with a 30D and 300f4. Now I am using a 7D and a 1DM4 with a variety of telephoto lens from the 300f2.8 to the 800f5.6. I find most photography websites intimidating so I am just gradually learning on my own or picking up tips from other photographers - slow and steady. In addition to static portrait shots I like good images of moving birds in cluttered habitat, but I find they are a real challenge to secure.		© Paul Jones

Video Slide Show

Paul Jones Amateur photographer Mongolia Bird Photographer, some Mammals, some Landscapes I have been a bird watcher for many years but have recently began to devote more time to photography. By chance I use Canon gear and am still trying to learn my way around the cameras and lenses. Most of my early pix were taken with a 30D and 300f4. Now I am using a 7D and a 1DM4 with a variety of telephoto lens from the 300f2.8 to the 800f5.6. I find most photography websites intimidating so I am just gradually learning on my own or picking up tips from other photographers - slow and steady. In addition to static portrait shots I like good images of moving birds in cluttered habitat, but I find they are a real challenge to secure.		© Paul Jones