I can’t believe I haven’t posted this photo on my blog before – but oh well, here it is. It looks like a pristine beach with idyllic white sand, but it is in fact the riverbed of the mighty Zambezi river flowing between Zimbabwe and Zambia at this point. I was sitting on the bank […]
Pecho amarillo común, Brown-and-yellow Marshbird, Pseudoleistes virescens
Durante nuestra última visita a la Unidad de conservación Cambyretá pude volver a fotografiar al Pecho amarillo común, especie que no veía desde el año 2011 cuando viajamos a Colonia Carlos Pellegrini. En horas de la tarde mientras estábamos transitando el camino para salir hacia la ruta nacional 12, giramos hacia la izquierda en un […]
WIN the “Best Photo of the Week Competition”
Calling all wildlife photographers at all skill levels to take part in the next “Best Photo of the Week Competition”. Check out the entries which have already been submitted below. If you think you have a better photo in your portfolio, don’t delay! Submit your photo now and WIN the next contest. 1) Members Area […]
Elusive Kingfisher
I haven’t shown you a bird in quite a while – so I’ll remedy that situation right here and now! Southern Africa is blessed with a lovely variety of Kingfishers, a species that is a firm favourite with avid bird-watchers and photographers in most parts of the world, for sure. I’ve had good opportunities in […]
Results of the Best Photo of the Week Ended 14 Jun 2014
We are delighted to announce the results of our latest “Best Photo of the Week” Competition. First Prize is awarded toJonathan Serrano for his outstanding photo “Red-eyed Leaf Frog”. Raghavendra Pattar wins Second Prize with “Barred Owl” and Third Prize goes toNitin Jain for “Time For Reflection” (click on images for full scale view). See […]
Näktergal, Thrush Nightingale
Näktergal, häftigt att stå i mörkret och det är totalt tyst runtomkring förutom en näktergal som är i toppform och sjunger ut för fullt. näktergal-Landsjön-140610
Reflected Gull
This laughing gull was bobbing up and down on swells in the East River near the Brooklyn shore. The moving surface of the water distorted and redrew its reflection. “Silence. How long it lasted, I couldn’t tell. It might have been five seconds, it might have been a minute. Time wasn’t fixed. It wavered, stretched, […]