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Galapagosian! Up close and personal encounters with wildlife in Brazil
Submitted on Wed, 2019-10-23 09:32By Paul Prior
Galapagosian! That’s the word that was coined on Eagle Eye’s recent trip to Brazil where repeated encounters with birds, mammals and reptiles were astonishingly up close and personal! Read more about Galapagosian! Up close and personal encounters with wildlife in Brazil
Baffin Birding - Observing birds at the Floe Edge
Submitted on Wed, 2018-10-10 10:48Baffin Birding - Observing Birds at the Floe Edge by Lev Frid
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Trinidad & Tobago birding tour 2017
Submitted on Thu, 2018-02-08 10:03By Jared Clarke
Imagine stepping out into the warm morning sunshine, pouring yourself a cup of crisp, locally grown coffee, and sitting back to take in the splendour of a lush rainforest cascading down through a mountain valley below. Swarms of brightly coloured hummingbirds, honeycreepers and bananaquits flit around just metres away, while raucous parrots and maybe even a toucan say “good morning” from nearby treetops. The incredible “gong” of an enigmatic bellbird rings up through the forest.
Birding from a boat
Submitted on Tue, 2017-12-12 10:26By Lev Frid, Photos by Steve Ogle
Steve Ogle and I stood on the shores of Tofino with our “Ultimate British Columbia” birding tour group. We were in the first half of the tour, which would take us all over the province – from the boreal forests of Fort St. John to the rainforests of Vancouver Island, through the Cascades and into the dry Okanagan Valley. It was truly “the ultimate!”
Read more about Birding from a boatGrand Newfoundland
Submitted on Thu, 2016-10-06 09:15Grand Newfoundland
By Jared Clarke
This past June, a fun-loving group of nine birders (led by Jared Clarke & Jody Allair) set off for an adventure at the eastern edge of North America. A brand new offering, our Grand Newfoundland tour presents a unique blend of marvelous birding and spectacular scenery in a land steeped in history and culture. This tour was also our annual Bird Studies Canada (BSC) members’ trip, with a portion of the proceeds donated to help support the conservation and education work of this great organization.
Trinidad & Tobago 2015 Blog Entry
Submitted on Wed, 2016-09-21 09:37Trinidad & Tobagao 2015
By Jody Allair and Jared Clarke
This past December, an intrepid group of 11 birders (led by Jody Allair and Jared Clarke) set off on our Trinidad & Tobago birding tour. This beautiful destination provides a wonderful introduction to the birds of South America, perhaps the most diverse and exciting birdlife on earth. This tour was also our annual Bird Studies Canada (BSC) members’ trip, with a portion of the proceeds donated to help support the conservation and education work of both BSC and Trinidad’s own Asa Wright Nature Centre.
Expedition Travel on the Labrador Coast
Submitted on Wed, 2015-11-04 08:49By Renee Franken
This past summer our family was fortunate to travel expedition cruise style as we ventured around Newfoundland and up the Labrador coast to northern Quebec.
What is the function of a Narwhal's tusk?
Submitted on Thu, 2013-06-27 08:13What is the function of that very unique tusk on these amazing creatures? Recently, many online sites have picked up on a story put forward by the Harvard Medical Office to explain the function of this enlarged tooth. Read more about What is the function of a Narwhal's tusk?
Arctic Photography Advice
Submitted on Wed, 2013-06-12 10:03By Tanya De Leeuw
June 12, 2013
In August 2012, I had the pleasure of visiting the Canadian Arctic and Greenland on a 10-day expedition cruise.
Before I start sharing Arctic photography advice by suggesting what gear to take, and how to capture the incredible sights that unfold before you, there is one huge thing you can do to improve your photos: Read more about Arctic Photography Advice
