World Wildlife Travel

That could well do!

White bellied sea eagle flying over us in Singapore
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Thank you

Chinese pond heron mid-flight

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Bangkok’s daytime owl - the spotted owlet

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Green-billed Malkoha in the trees in Bangkok

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Otter standing holding the railing

Singapore is always worth it to see these adorable otters

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How close did we get to animals on safari in South Africa… sometimes this close!
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Collared kingfisher perched in Bangkok

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An ornate sunbird mid flight getting some nectar from the tree in Thailand
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A reflection of a northern shoveler in the UK
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Egrets having a fight in the New Forest

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Thanks!

Close up of a painted stork with fish in its beak

Another one of the painted stork and its lunch

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Painted stork walking in the water with a fish jumping in its beak

A painted stork with its catch

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Watching the terns fly by Bangkoks seaside
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Marsh harrier mid flight

It’s crazy to think that back in 1971, marsh harriers had just one breeding pair left in the UK. Thankfully, conservation efforts have led to a remarkable recovery, and the UK is now home to around 700 breeding pairs.
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Razorbill in the grass at Bempton Cliffs
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Even after several sightings, seeing lions in the wild always brought an overwhelming feeling of joy. With lion populations decreasing by roughly 75% over the last 50 years, encounters like this feel even more special.

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Razorbill on the cliff

Razorbill at Bempton Cliffs
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You’d never guess that the fastest animal on Earth weighs as little as 450 grams. Peregrine falcons can reach speeds of over 200 miles per hour when diving, but they’re surprisingly lightweight.
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To be fair can see why!

2 mudskippers in the water, one with its mouth open

Did you know there’s a fish that spends up to three-quarters of its life out of the water? Mudskippers do exactly that, and their unusual behaviour makes them surprisingly easy to photograph.

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Glad you like them 🙂

Brahminy kites are skilful hunters, but that doesn’t stop crows from ganging up on them. On a recent visit to Bangkok’s Green Lung, we had some amazing views of crows mobbing two brahminy kites while they were trying to build a nest.
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A year ago I was photographing kingfishers with their catches in Hampshire, now we’re looking for different wildlife in Bangkok!
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Close up of a snake

Found a snake or two in Bangkok
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Baby owl sat in a tree

Spotted owlets are experts at blending in, and we regularly see them hiding in plain sight in Bangkok’s Benjakitti Park. This young owlet is easy enough to spot if you know where to look, but most people walk by without noticing it at all.
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Asian pied starling on the ground with big worm hanging from its beak

This Asian pied starling is getting ready for Christmas with a full belly after this worm! We’re taking a few days break over the holidays, Happy Christmas everyone!
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Malaysian pied-fantail with tail fanned out

One of the birds we’re seeing most often in Bangkok’s parks is the Malaysian pied-fantail. We love their distinctive fan-shaped tails, which they use for flushing out insects and quick in-flight manoeuvres.
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