January 2010
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Announcements:
Brand new Weekend Experiences and Tailored Experiences announced
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Philip completes the:
Adventure Race World Championship 2009

Guests
Pictures from 21st of May 2009 to 20th October 2009

Guests from our Follow on/Weekend and extended/Tailored Experiences
Sensational images from most of this years Follow On/Weekend and Extended/Tailored Wildlife experiences are available for viewing now. click here

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Stories and pictures:

Juicy!

I had decided Roe Deer would be my first project to ease my way back in to it after the race, but I noticed a few trees bearing fruit which were covered with Fieldfares. These are truly musical birds, chirping gentle while stripping the tree of its fruit. It took a couple of days for the birds to accept the hide, once they had I was treated to some very close encounters. It was not only fieldfares, redwings, bullfinches, chaffinches and blackbirds were all a frenzy with the excitement of all this food at this very lean time of year.

I am back from the adventures in Portugal and now back in the wildlife groove again. The race was truly spectacular and about the toughest thing I have ever done, 121 hours racing with only 7 hours sleep. I have included a few pictures just for interests sake. For the photographers out there, these were taken on a wee waterproof compact camera, with a little exposure compensation to the negative. Modern cameras are great as you really do have a lot you can fiddle with to get some great shots.
If you fancy seeing more pics: www.arwc2009.com/en

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