During June our staff photographer, Gabor
Vasuta visited several of our regular birding
sites in Slovenia and Croatia,
which is a great help, since I am very short of good bird
pictures from there (I don't like big lenses to carry, especially
not on tours). This was his third phototour, and with my instructions
he succesfully photographed almost all the wanted species,
but Tengmalm's Owl and Ptarmigan. Here is a great selection
from his pictures. Beautiful birds and butterflies what we
always see on our tours.
20 July, 2009
Little Tern, breeding only at Secovlje Saltpan and Drava
river in Slovenia, less than 10 pairs. © Gabor Vasuta
jun.
Bonelli's Warbler, a typical breeder of the Julian Alps.
It was also the place where I observed Citril Finch once.
© Gabor Vasuta jun.
Alpine Chough... common breeder of the high Alps.
© Gabor Vasuta jun.
Just like Crossbills.© Gabor Vasuta jun.
Alpine Swifts. © Gabor Vasuta jun.
Subalpine Warbler, a common resident of the Adriatic seacoast.©
Gabor Vasuta jun.
The mighty Apollo. Slovenia holds one of the largest population
of the EU. © Gabor Vasuta jun.
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