Forums
-
Travel Talk
-
- 55
- posts
-
- South Africa Covid News.
- By Robjwilli,
-
- 86.3k
- posts
-
- Terrific Tanzania!
- By AKR1,
-
- 1.6k
- posts
-
-
WildlifeTalk
-
Photography Talk
-
- 10.1k
- posts
-
- Show us your predator birds
- By Towlersonsafari,
-
- 532
- posts
-
- Snow Leopard Trip Report
- By TonyQ,
-
- 1.6k
- posts
-
- Show us your squirrels...
- By Dave Williams,
-
-
Latest Topics
-
-
-
2
By Soukous
Started -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Latest Posts
-
By Kitsafari · Posted
Black-and-Yellow Broadbill, Southern Thailand A small species, the black-and-yellow broadbill is one of the more colourful broadbills in the Southeast Asian forests but faces the same threats as its cousins. -
By Kitsafari · Posted
thanks to @lmSA84 for bringing up this thread! somehow I had forgotten to add other broadbills of Southeast Asia. Banded Broadbill, Malaysia Also known as the Javan Broadbill by IUCN, the distinctive broadbill is native to the Southeast Asian region, excluding the Philippines. The species is also threatened by the rapid loss of forest cover. -
By Galana · Posted
Well you could not resist after all. A better photo than mine but it could even be the same bush in Tsavo East where I saw mine.. Back to you. -
By AKR1 · Posted
@gatoratlarge Floating over the Serengeti as captured by your video was awesome. Thanks again! -
By BRACQUENE · Posted
But not eternally , as no one has a go so @GalanaLaniarius ruficeps or Red-napped Bushshrike ? -
By wilddog · Posted
what a fascinating trip, with some lovely images. Story Karl with it's decorative topping of gannets is striking. I assume the pink on the surface is the guano? -
By Botswanadreams · Posted
Stóri Karl is a rock pillar jutting out of the sea on Langanes peninsula in Northern Iceland that houses the second largest gannet colony in the country. Northern Gannet -
By Zarek Cockar · Posted
Crested/Maned Rat (which you'll notice is lacking from our final list), Giant Forest Hog, African Root Rat, Naked Mole Rat, Beisa Oryx (we got the callotis subspecies, but not the beisa), Hirola (in it's natural habitat/range), Tana River Red Colobus, Tana River Crested Mangabey, Sokoke Dog Mongoose (which we also missed), and Golden-rumped Sengi were the main targets, but we obviously picked up A LOT of others along the way. -
By LarsS · Posted
What an amazing trip @optig! I can only imagine how impressive that hippo must have been, and probably won't come close how it is in real life. The wildlife and the areas you have visited are stunning and an inspiration to visit lesser known/visited areas. Thanks for sharing! -
By wilddog · Posted
Love the lion bags in the last picture🦁😂.... As well as all the other great shots.
-
