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Nothing much happening at the moment so I thought I would just post a Dabchick from my local river…

My recent Whale Watching trip to the Azores has just been added to the galleries page.

Trip report just gone live (under the ‘Trip Reports’ button above)

This trip was not very far a Goldfinch from my garden, I love these birds…

I have added another Trip Report re Welney Wildfowl & Wetland Trust reserve, Norfolk.  I know this image isn’t from Welney, its another from my Bosque Del Apache trip…

Just a quick post to say I have added a gallery with assorted images from my Bosque Del Apache trips.

I also did a quick YOUTUBE slideshow video of the images as a test…

I have now populated my blog with 3 past trip to get things going, at the moment I am planning a Whale Watching (and photographing) trip with Whale Watch Azores later in the year so will update this blog as and when I have any news, also my ‘overview’ page  for this trip under the ‘Trip Reports’ button above (or click HERE)will get some new content as it becomes available.

I just hope the Icelandic Volcano does not erupt just before I go and throw ash in our direction again.

One from the feeders…

My Martinselkonen page (Finland Bears) has just gone live, look under the ‘Trip Reports’ tab or click HERE

My Martinselkonen page (Finland Bears) has just gone live, look under the ‘Trip Reports’ tab or click HERE

My Martinselkonen page (Finland Bears) has just gone live, look under the ‘Trip Reports’ tab or click HERE

Snow Geese are not the only birds to flock at Bosque, here are American Red-Winged Blackbirds…

My general overview of Bosque Del Apache can be found under the ‘Trip Reports’ tab or by clicking HERE

Just an AMAZING sight…

My general overview of Bosque Del Apache can be found under the ‘Trip Reports’ tab or by clicking HERE

My first trip report is to Bosque Del Apache, I have had the privilege of going there twice and it is an amazing place where the main spectacle is literally thousands of Snow Geese who all take off together in what is know as a ‘Blast Off’ and the sky becomes full of Snow Geese – amazing.