As mentioned before, the best option for an organized trip in the
most birding-productive areas of Spain. Just ask anyone who has
been at Josele’s guesthouse in Sierra de Guara.
A comprehensive site about world bird and wildlife watching, trip
reports and taxonomy. Includes an exhaustive list of bird families,
and an interesting, if controversial, “Best birds of the world”
list.
The word “adventure” is so misused nowadays that it
seems to have lost much of its meaning. This page reminds you of
what adventure travel really is. Especially interested in mammals,
Vladimir has seen most of the world’s felines in the wild.
Now THIS is good bird photography. Good trip reports. Take a look
at his Corncrake images, a bird I’ve never seen alive, that
made me green with envy.
The most complete collection of world trip reports on the web. Excellent
layout and content.
The site to look for anything birding-related, worldwide.
Spanish digiscopers are on the forefront of this technique since
its invention. A great collection of bird photos (text in Spanish).
An excellent photo catalogue of Spanish birds, with emphasis on
southern species.
The Canadian first lady of Digiscoping. Beautiful photos.
The man who invented digiscoping in 1999 passed away prematurely
in 2004, leaving a fantastic collection of Southeast Asian bird
photos. His son Jonathan now manages the site.
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