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fieldguides > Grounds and bungalows at Ambua Lodge above the town of Tari [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
fieldguides > With so much mountainous terrain and few roads in PNG, air travel is a key component to reaching several important birding destinations. [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
fieldguides > Children are always fascinated by our arrival near their village. [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
fieldguides > Sharing a photo or a scope view always draws a crowd of curious kids. [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
fieldguides > Birds and their feathers play a big role in much of New Guinea's highland culture, especially so in the decorated headwear of the Huli wigmen. This one features, among other components, the long orangey plumes of a Raggiana Bird-of-paradise and the iridescent bluish breast shield of a Superb Bird-of-paradise. [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
fieldguides > Running up the Elevala River in western PNG [photo © guide Jay VanderGaast]
fieldguides > A male Brown Sicklebill; sicklebills are among the twenty-plus species of birds-of-paradise regularly recorded on our PNG tours. [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
fieldguides > Another bird-of-paradise, the lovely Ribbon-tailed Astrapia [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
fieldguides > Yellow-tinted Honeyeater. [photo © guide Dave Stejskal]
fieldguides > Yellow-billed Kingfisher [photo © participant Francesco Veronesi]
fieldguides > Eclectus Parrot [photo © guide Richard Webster]
fieldguides > Victoria Crowned Pigeon [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
Grounds and bungalows at Ambua Lodge above the town of Tari
fieldguides > Grounds and bungalows at Ambua Lodge above the town of Tari [photo © guide Phil Gregory]
Grounds and bungalows at Ambua Lodge above the town of Tari
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