Author Archives: yeray
Wildlife portraits by Pablo Pereira
We have always been interested in sharing, through our blog and social networks, information on the many wildlife artists whose work depicts a unique and personal perspective of nature. We believe that art can help create a spark of curiosity … Continue reading
Burbayar: a refuge for Panama’s biodiversity
Not too long ago we were checking out some interesting birding sites in Panama and, more and more I have come to realize how amazing the birding is in this country. It is easy to get around and many great … Continue reading
Senegal Part III: Raptor Haven and Dense Mangroves
One of the spectacles we most wanted to see during our trip to Senegal was the gathering of lesser kestrels and scissor-tailed kites at a roost site discovered less than ten years ago. These birds gather in overwhelming numbers: over … Continue reading
Senegal Part II: From Sahel to the Jungle
Even without making frequent stops, the road from Saint Louis to Wassadou produced some very attractive species. In fact, our long drive couldn’t have started better – we spotted a carcass alongside the road which had attracted Rüppell’s Vulture (Gyps … Continue reading