
After a pleasant night in the Hammock camp we went on an early morning boat trip and came up a magnificent find...........,,,
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After a pleasant night in the Hammock camp we went on an early morning boat trip and came up a magnificent find...........,,,
Read ArticleWe dipped on the Harpy Eagle, not a sign at the nest site, but boy did we see some other great species................
Read ArticleOur transfer from Atta Lodge to Surama was eventful to say the least and not just with bird-watching ....................
Read ArticleOur full day at ATTA LODGE started wet but dried later, we got a few new species in the bag.........
Read ArticleOur transfer from Iwokrama to Atta Lodge was highlighted with sightings of some excellent species...........Mori Marsh produced BLACK MANIKIN
Read ArticleA lovely river trip followed by a long hike up to Turtle Mountain produced some excellent birding and magnificent views........
Read ArticleAn exciting day as we travelled into the interior with a flying visit to the magnificent Kaieteur Falls, we also had a nice surprise when we found a Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock................
Read ArticleOur first full day began very early as we set off at 4:30am for the Abary River, target species included RUFOUS CRAB HAWK, BLOOD COLOURED WOODPECKER and HOATZIN.
Read ArticleWe spent a full day out birding on the island of Trinidad, the SCARLET IBIS was our most wanted bird, it didn't take long before we saw our first one. Many other species were seen during our day out as we clocked up nearly 80 species.....
Read ArticleThis pre-tour extension covers 3 days on Trinidad before the main tour to Guyana. Day 1, the 21st Jan. was taken up with travelling from the cold UK to the tropical climes of Trinidad.
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