Sea Bird Chicks - 30/31st of May 2009, early booking essential

One of our most exciting options yet, a day spent on a remote and totally un-visited island where many seabirds nest giving you the chance to photograph some simply stunning seabird chicks at close quarters. Through our exclusive use of the Mara Mhor, we land on the island giving you the chance to photograph all sorts of seabirds and seabird chicks, including Terns, Black-Backed Gulls, Kittiwakes and many more. We also visit some of the most exciting seal colonies in the area on the way there and way back.

Please see customer gallery from last years trip

Agenda
Day one
9.am - Meet at Oban North Pier and embark on the Mara Mhor
9.20am- Arrival at Seal colony and photography for an hour, Greig Islands
11am - 12pm - Photography time on Appin rocks, the seabird colony
12pm - 1pm - Lunch - a Loch Visions special, back on boat and picture review
1pm - 2pm - Photography time on Appin rocks, the seabird colony
2.40pm - 3.40pm - Arrival at Seal colony and photography for an hour, Greig Islands
4.30pm - Arrival back at Oban

Day two
6am - Meet at Dun Aluin to join me for some hide work (photographing whatever I have set up for at the time, likely species maybe fox, tawny owl, otter, mink, buzzard etc) - Optional only
10.30am - Download pictures and review
12pm -Finish and printing (A3 print out)

Price: £175 includes everything except: accommodation, evening and morning meals and transport to the meet points.
Location: Oban North Pier and Loch Visions base, Dun Aluin, Kilchrenan nr Loch Awe
Time: Day one - 9.30am till 4.30pm, Day two - 10.30am till 12.00pm
Date: 30/31st of May 2009, early booking essential
Who: This is aimed at people who have done the experience or have a reasonable photographic knowledge.
Numbers: Max 6 people thus ensuring one to one tuition
Booking and payment: contact Philip to book

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Notes: This involves all day on a boat, with only a 2-hour visit on the island. Weather dependant and times may vary.

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