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fieldguides > Participant Paul Thomas, whose photo touch is a fine one, sent in a selection of images from two of our Africa tours. Here, first, is a lovely Scaly (Scaly-feathered) Weaver from our Namibia & Botswana tour.Link to: NAMIBIA & BOTSWANA[photo © participant Paul Thomas]

fieldguides > Dune Lark is a much-sought specialty on our Namibia & Botswana tour.Link to: NAMIBIA & BOTSWANA[photo © participant Paul Thomas]

fieldguides > Paul Thomas' image of birding a dune crest gives dramatic testimony to the sheer scale of these sand formations.Link to: NAMIBIA & BOTSWANA[photo © participant Paul Thomas]

fieldguides > A lovely Rosy-faced LovebirdLink to: NAMIBIA & BOTSWANA[photo © participant Paul Thomas]

fieldguides > A striking sunset in the Erongo Wilderness of Namibia, also by participant Paul ThomasLink to: NAMIBIA & BOTSWANA[photo © participant Paul Thomas]

fieldguides > And finally, Terry Stevenson and group in the safari vehicle from Stanley's Camp in the Okavango DeltaLink to: NAMIBIA & BOTSWANA[photo © participant Paul Thomas]

fieldguides > Shifting gears far westward, guide Bret Whitney sent in this photo of our Northeastern Brazil group admiring a handsome Pinto's spinetail on our recent tour, wondering how anyone could have suggested calling it "Plain Spinetail"!Link to: NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL: LONG LIVE THE LEAR'S[photo © Bret Whitney]

fieldguides > Here's an eyecatcher, and a rather large one for its kind: one of the hummer specialties of Brazil, the Swallow-tailed Hummingbird.Link to: NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL: LONG LIVE THE LEAR'S[photo © Bret Whitney]

fieldguides > Check out that red eye! Slender Antbird is one of the numerous rare and endemic birds we seek on our Northeastern Brazil tour.Link to: NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL: LONG LIVE THE LEAR'S[photo © Bret Whitney]

fieldguides > Our group gives two big thumbs up for seeing the Collared Crescentchest!Link to: NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL: LONG LIVE THE LEAR'S[photo © Bret Whitney]

fieldguides > Shifting yet farther westward brings us to our recent Amazonian Ecuador: Sacha Lodge tour, where one of the great features is the three-towered canopy walkway, offering terrific opportunities to see birds close up (and from above!).Link to: AMAZONIAN ECUADOR: SACHA LODGE[photo © Jan Pierson]

fieldguides > Paddling across the blackwater lagoon (Pilchechocha) on which Sacha Lodge is located. It's great birding right around the lodge and lagoon, of course, and the water is enticingly warm and clean for a post-lunch dip!Link to: AMAZONIAN ECUADOR: SACHA LODGE[photo © Jan Pierson]

fieldguides > Sacha also features a classic wooden canopy platform located in a huge, emergent kapok tree, where a variety of birds often comes right into the nearby branches.Link to: AMAZONIAN ECUADOR: SACHA LODGE[photo © Jan Pierson]

fieldguides > Heading southward, we find ourselves in the Yeso Valley far above the city of Santiago in this image by participant Joy Wallis from our of our recent Chile tours. Hoped for birds? The fabulous Diademed Sandpiper-Plover, among others. And the scenery ain't bad, either!Link to: THE HEART & SOLE OF CHILE[photo © Joy Wallis]

The endemic Pygmy Nightjar is a super specialty, and the group saw it well during the day on a ground roost.

Link to: NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL: LONG LIVE THE LEAR'S
[photo © Bret Whitney]

fieldguides > The endemic Pygmy Nightjar is a super specialty, and the group saw it well during the day on a ground roost.Link to: NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL: LONG LIVE THE LEAR'S[photo © Bret Whitney]

The endemic Pygmy Nightjar is a super specialty, and the group saw it well during the day on a ground roost.

Link to: NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL: LONG LIVE THE LEAR'S
[photo © Bret Whitney]

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