We have been making wildlife photographic trips for many a year. Below you can see the most recent and go on to look at some of the images captured.
- Morocco 2019
An autumn visit travelling from the edge of the Sahara to the Atlantic - Sweden 2019
This time a Spring visit for Divers, Owls and Grebes - Namibia 2018
Traditional safari in Etosha after the wonders of the Namib desert - Romania 2018
From the Danube Delta with lots of birds to the Carpathians with European Brown Bears - Norway 2018
Back in Norway; this time for Ducks and Forest Birds - Falklands 2017
A return to the Falkland Islands after twenty years. Still fabulous. Wee extension to Chile - Norway 2017
A short visit to Norway to get to grips with the Eagles - China 2016
Our highest altitude and hardest physical trip ever - to Tibetan China, mainly for mammals, then after to Sichuan in Autumn. - Sweden 2016
A relaxing week doing macro photography - mainly Butterflies and Dragonflies - New Zealand 2015
How many endemic birds could we find and photograph? A good number by taking a full four weeks. - South Africa 2015
A hunt for those difficult and mostly nocturnal mammals. - Panama 2014
Warm tropical forest in a unique setting. - Borneo and Sulawesi 2014
A chance use every lens in the book with bird, mammals, butterfly and amphibian interest throughout. - Bulgaria
A week of doing other thing with Boris and then a group led week doing butterflies. - Australia 2013
An arc down the east side from Darwin to Melbourne and Tasmania - Texas 2013
A flight down to McAllen and then a drive over two weeks back to Houston. Lots of waders and water birds as well as the Texas ranch experience. - Costa Rica 2012
What could be better than a tropical adventure before Christmas? Costa Rica ticks all the boxes. - Canada 2012
Three weeks to explore the foothill of the Rockies then Banff and Jasper N.P.s before Cambridge Bay in the Arctic - India 2012
Three weeks of tiring travel in India but with many photographic rewards - Hungary 2011
A short visit to Hungary to coincide with the passage of tens of thousands of Common Cranes - Brazil - Jaguars July 2011
Two week trip to the Brazilian East Coast Rainforest and the Pantanal looking for mammals. - Spain (Catalonia) May 2011
Hide photography of Spanish Steppe birds - Peru October 2010
Two weeks to spend a little at the coast and then explore the Manu biosphere Reserve - Hungary May 2010
A visit to Hortobagy National Park in Hungary using permanent photo hides - getting up close and personal. - Ecuador February 2010
Mainland Ecuador visiting sites from 300 metres (rainforest) to 4,000 metres altitude (paramo) but mostly cloudforest. Organised by Naturetrek. - Botswana November 2009
The famous Okavango Delta with rain, cats and dogs - Point Pelee May 2009
Migration, American style. Across the pond and explore Ontario and Ohio for migrating birds - mainly Warblers. - Sweden February 2009
A short trip to experience proper winter and the hardy birds that endure it in Northern climes. - Antarctica & Argentina October 2008
In search of the Emperor Penguins at Snow Hills then Andean Condor and other Argentinean delights - Japan (February 2008)
We enjoyed our first winter trip with Birdquest we had to repeat it. The cranes were just as good but the Eagles were better. - Spain Extremadura (April 2007 and July 2008)
Hide photography (up to 15 hours at a stretch) of a small range of special birds; Bustards, Bee-eater and Roller mostly. Then baking in the Spanish summer for birds visiting water - South Africa (December 2006)
Going west of Cape Town to see the Gannets then east to observe Blue Cranes, the national bird, in their breeding area. - Brazilian Pantanal and Iguacu (August 2006)
The fantastic waterfowl and raptors of the Pantanal wetland followed by the bird-rich falls at Iguazu. - Oman (October 2005)
Wintering waders and spectacular passage raptors in a very friendly part of the Middle East. - Spitsbergen (June 2005)
Cruising in the Land of the Ice Bear with splendid Auks, fabulous scenery and much history
