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| Lizard Buzzard |
Our January trip to Senegal went extremely well and as a keen photographer I always come back from any tour with lots of images. This time in Africa the choice and variety of subjects was mind-blowing and as well as my beloved birds, the mammals, insects plants, people and vivid scenes of this colourful country formed many happy memories that will last a lifetime.
A huge thank you goes to Yeray, Carlos, Manolo and Gonzalo for their happy camaraderie.
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| Scissor-tailed Kite |
Next year Yeray and myself plan to run a birding and wildlife tour to Senegal. (Full itinerary and costings to follow)
I'm still looking through and editing some of the best from thousands of photos. I thought I'd post some raptor photos in this first blog about the Senegal trip and interestingly we managed to see 285 different species of birds, 35 of them were raptors. Here are just some of these fantastic birds...
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| Grasshopper Buzzard |
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| African Fish Eagle, adult |
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| African Fish Eagle, juvenile |
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| Grey Kestrel |
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| African Harrier Hawk, juvenile |
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| African Harrier Hawk, adult |
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| Wahlberg's Eagle |
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| Brown Snake Eagle |
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| Red-necked Falcon attacking a Lanner Falcon |
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| Lanner Falcon |
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| Red-necked Falcon |
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| Martial Eagle |
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| Osprey |
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| Pallid Harrier, young male |
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| Yellow-billed Kite |
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| Rüppell's Vulture (L) with White-backed Vulture |
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| White-backed Vulture |
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| Rüppell's Vulture, adult |
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| From the left - White-backed, Hooded, Rüppell's and (one) GriffonVulture |
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| White-backed Vulture |
3 comments:
Some of the species brings back many happy memories of long trip (in between jobs) of a 4 month sojourn to Kenya over 35 years ago!
Nice stuff, are you planning to post lots of images somewhere?
Laurie -
supurb images as usual, looks
tempting, ?caro?
I'll get around to processing/sorting out more pics from the trip as time permits Stourbridge... Lots to do here and off to Fuerteventura next week. Still fun and enjoying it though. Regards, Stephen
Hi Waine, I'll be looking at pricing soon. Lots of info in my head and lots of fantastic sites visited, some completely new, lots of boat trips, 285 species wasn't bad eh? Un abrazo, Stephen
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