10000
Birds
Birding, nature, conservation, and the wide, wide world. One
of the 100 most informative blogs as declared by Carnegie Mellon
University in 2007.
Pittas
World
Chris Gooddie's attempt to see all 32 pitta species in one year,
written up in the Jewel-Thrush Diaries Blog and with lots of
information, photos and artwork about pittas.
Bird
Tour Asia Kindred company to Birding Africa, for great birding
tours in SE Asia
Fantasticosur Based in Chile and arranging birding, mammal, botany
and general nature tours around southern South America and
cruises to some priority islands
Birding.com
For bird tours and resources in the USA
Links to sustainable living sites
around Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape
Town Green Map
Charts Cape Town's natural, cultural and sustainable living
sites as pasrt of the Green Map movement - a community of over
four thousand local green living sites around the world
Birding Africa is a specialist birding tour company
customising tours for both world listers and more relaxed holiday birders.
We combine interests in mammals, butterflies, dragonflies, botany and
other natural history aspects and will guide you to Africa's and Madagascar's
most diverse birding destinations. Our guides'
knowledge of African birds and birding areas is our greatest strength
and together we have rediscovered species, shared exciting observations
with the birding community and had a fun time exploring our home continent.
We've even written two acclaimed guide
books on where to find Southern Africa's and Madagascar's best birds.
Birding is more than our passion, it's our lifestyle, and we are dedicated
to making professional, best value trips filled with endemic species and
unique wildlife experiences. Since 1997, we've run bird watching tours
in South Africa and further into Africa for individual birders, small
birding groups and top international tour companies. We've run Conservation
Tours in association with the African Bird Club and work with and
consult for a number of other top international tour companies and the
BBC Natural History Unit.