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Gambia November 2013
Another exciting tour of this tiny West African Country, but its lack of size is more than compensated for by its huge biodiversity. There are few countries in the world where you can rack up a list of 200 species in just a few days. A trip inland, following the course of the mighty River Gambia is a must, it will add another 100-125 species to your list and let you peek into the real Gambia..........
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Dorset, Autumn Migration based in Weymouth - 2019 : Friday, October 11, 2019 - Friday, October 18, 2019
We had a wet and windy week in Weymouth, rain and high winds spoilt some of our days, but we went home happy with many excellent sightings and some memorable experiences. We saw one or two rare species and a few uncommon migrants as well...
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ISLES OF SCILLY 2019 : Monday, September 30, 2019 - Monday, October 7, 2019
It had a been a very good week not a great week! We had mixed fortunes with both birding and the weather and I guess they are both inextricably connected. Just as we did last year we picked up one or two goodies each day, we saw Jack Sni...
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TARIFA - AUTUMN MIGRATION TOUR - SEPT 2019 : Sunday, September 1, 2019 - Sunday, September 8, 2019
ANOTHER GREAT MIGRATION TOUR finished where it started, back in Malaga. We had seen 168 species and heard a couple more, Common Nightingale and Wren. I had a fantastic group, full of ethusiasm and very keen to seek out a tremendous varie...
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