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Catalonia
(Spain) on 5-8th March 2008. Here you find 14 photos taken during our short to the northeastern part of Catalonia, Spain. |
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sample of photos taken in Sweden 2008. 13 photos added so far, on species such as White-tailed and Golden Eagle and Siberian Jay. |
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Phuket (Thailand) on 11-23rd March 2007. Here you find 17 photos from my visit in Thailand, which was a pure family trip, but I was allowed to have my camera with me all the time;-) |
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sample of photos taken in Sweden 2006. 20 photos, of which several is viewable in larger size. Nice shots on Northern Goshawk, Grey-headed Woodpecker and Twites in flight. |
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sample of photos taken in Sweden 2005. Here you find a nice mix of 32 bird photos from Sweden. Excellent ones on Great Grey Owl in flight and also great flight shots of Smew, Black-throated Diver, juvenile Great Crested Grebe and Woodcock. |
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The
Salvage Islands on 6-10th July 2005. Here you find 18 photos of seabirds in flight from the round-trip by boat to the Salvage Islands (Ilhas Selvagens). View or download the trip report here (PDF 47KB) |
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Madeira
on 3-5th July 2005. Here you find 18 bird photos from a three-day tour in Madeira (before going to the Selvagens Islands). All the Madeiran specialties were seen with no effort. View or download the trip report here (PDF 24KB) |
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Catalonia
(Spain) on 2-8th May 2005. Here you find 22 photos taken during our excellent birding tour in Catalonia, Spain. Highlights were Wallcreeper, Western Orphean Warbler, Dupont's Lark, a colony of Lesser Kestrels, Lammergeiers, Rock Trush and other specialties! |
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Catalonia
(Spain) on 10-11th December 2004. Here you find 24 photos
from our two-day birding tour in Catalonia, Spain. The main reason
for this trip was to photograph Balearic and Yelkouan Shearwaters,
which is present in winter off Roses. View or download the trip report here (PDF 30KB) |
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Ethiopia
on 20-25th November 2004. Here is a sample of 24 photos taken during a birding tour to the Simen mountains (Gandor area) in Ethiopia in late November 2004. The main reason to this (my third) trip to Ethiopia was to photograph vultures, especially Lammergeiers in different plumages and ages. |
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Iceland
on 24-31th May 2004. During our one-week tour on this dramatic and beautiful island we saw in total 84 species, which include several rarities and seabirds. I addition also four cetacean species were recorded. Here you find 26 photos from the trip. View or download the trip report here (Word 296 KB, in Swedish) |
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Poland
on 10-15th May 2004. Here you find 18 photos from our six-day birding tour in Poland. Highlights were species such as Aquatic Warbler (Biebzra), White-backed and Middle Woodpecker (Bialowieza) and, of course, seeing large numbers of Ruffs and three species of Chlidonias Terns. View or download the trip report here (PDF 1,7MB, in Swedish) |
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Fuerteventura
(Canaries) on 15-21th December 2003. Here you find 18 photos from a combined holiday on Fuerteventura. Highlights was species such as Houbara Bustard, Cream-coloured Courser, Black-bellied Sandgrouse, Trumpeter Finch and the declining subspecies of the Egyptian Vulture (only about 130 birds left). |
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Seawatching
in Senegal on 13-27th October 2003. Here you find 20 photos from our seawatching tour to Senegal (e.g. N'Gor, north of Dakar). The main reason to this trip was to see and photograph great numbers of seabirds, from both land and pelagics. View or download the trip report here (PDF 223 KB) |
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Iceland
on 28 April-4th May 2003. Here you find 24 photos from our one-week birding tour in Iceland. A total of 77 species was seen, which included American Black Duck, Ring-necked Duck, American Wigeon, Black Brant, White-winged Scoter of race stejnegeri. View or download the trip report here (PDF 249 KB, in Swedish) |
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Madeira
and Desertas on 21-25th July 2002. Here you find 14 bird photos from our one-week visit in Madeira, which also included a full day boat tour to Desertas Islands. |
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Slettnes
in Arctic Norway on 15-18th May 2002. Here you find 20 photos from our short visit at Slettnes, west of Varanger Peninsula, Arctic Norway. Highlights were high numbers of Arctic and Pomarine Skuas, King Eiders and White-billed Divers and much more. |