Madagascar: A place where you walk finely stamped trails and are shown birds at staked out locations. There is so little forest remaining that the
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birding the world on a budget
Madagascar: A place where you walk finely stamped trails and are shown birds at staked out locations. There is so little forest remaining that the
Read moreWith incredible natural beauty, top resorts, golf courses, and beaches, it’s no surprise that the Dominican Republic is the most visited tourist destination in the
Read moreBeing that Ross is back in school and is back on a “student schedule” we knew he would be given a spring break and decided
Read moreOur final 8 days in Peru were spent in the north and were certainly a race to the finish. It went a little something like
Read moreBarbets are small to medium-sized, usually brightly colored birds with disproportionately large heads and thick bills. There are 83 known species dispersed throughout tropical environments
Read moreAfter leaving Oxapampa, we arrived in the Huanaco area, an area with pleasant temperatures (warm days and cool nights) due to its elevation, which was
Read moreVilla Rica, an area dominated by shade-grown coffee plantations, makes for surprisingly good birding. Located in the central part of the Peruvian Selva, Villa Rica
Read moreWhile planning our six month long worldwide adventure, Ross and I made the decision to hire a driver for the majority of our Peru trip.
Read morePicture being in the middle of the Amazon Jungle in a very remote place. As I write this, (and if you are reading this, know
Read moreOn Tuesday (Jan 20) Ross and I visited Jigokudani monkey park, a monkey-spa paradise, where wild Japanese Macaques live and come to bathe in the
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