Pages

▼
Showing posts with label Biotope birding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Biotope birding. Show all posts
21 July 2015

Birding Iceland in summer - destination development in progress

›
Iceland is known throughout the world as the land of fire and ice. Large parts are covered by glaciers while others steam of boiling...
03 June 2015

Birding Nome, Alaska - spring in the US Arctic

›
This May we set out on a 4 week adventure to explore some of the top birding destinations of the North American Arctic. Birding the Ala...
30 May 2015

Gambell, St.Lawrence island - Alaska spring birding

›
Gambell is the westernmost point in USA, with Russia seen in the horizon, surrounded by the Bering Sea. It is one of the most remote...
19 May 2015

Birding Alaska in spring - Homer & Seward

›
The name Alaska rings of wilderness and grand nature. At Biotope we have a thing for the northern birding. Which is why we live and...
22 March 2015

Ivory Gull in Varanger - the great white

›
Ivory Gull. The name itself rings of exclusiveness. This is the great white of the Arctic. A dream bird rarely seen unless you travel...
18 March 2015

Gullfest 2015 - art, architecture & science in the Arctic

›
Varangers iconic Steller´s Eider - field study by bird artist Lars Jonsson, Varanger March 2015 Lars Jonsson - field studies of Ste...
26 October 2014

BIRDING ICELAND - Harlequin Ducks & more niceness along the Northeast Iceland birding trail

›
Harlequin Ducks in Laxa river, Northeast Iceland, october 2014 Northeast Iceland - nature destination development Biotope r...
01 April 2014

Gullfest 2014 - Touring Varanger / Arctic style birding

›
Gullfest 2014 was a bit experimental: instead of having a base camp in Vardø like GF2012&13 we designed this years Gullfest to be a ...
26 January 2014

Birding Japan - Hokkaido in winter

›
This is a trip report from the latest Biotope birding adventure: a three week winter (January 2014) visit to Japan. Our goal for this t...