[Guy F]

Originally Posted by goosey

A fantastic report Guy, you had a great holiday and were so fortunate to see so many varied things. The Coypuis a cute looking things as are the tree frogs and the bee eater is a beautiful bird, something else I have never seen. But those praying mantis and the Ant lion photos are great - I can't believe how I have become such an insect person in the last 10 months!
Did you know before you went you wouldn't be able to gain access to certain areas because of the fire risk? That was such a shame.
Where are you going next year - I look forward to your report and photo's .

Thanks Goosey, it was a brilliant holiday, the best one I've been on yet.
Unfortunately we didn't realise the forests would be shut at this time of year, so I missed out on some of the wildlife I'd hoped to see there, but I still got to see Eagle Owls in the evening there, and I can't really complain as the wildlife elsewhere more than made up for it
I'm still not sure about next year, I might leave Europe for the first time which would be quite exciting.
Guy

[ericrovve]

I'm very impressed!!
I live only a few hours away and visit most spring migrations, but you've seen, and photographed, so much more than me. Thank you.

[wild worlds]

Gone on NO WAY! enthusiasm is contagious!!! Great shots, especially the macro. How long were you there for? WW

[Guy F]

Thanks for the replies, I was there for 10 days. ericrovve, you're so lucky living close to that area, it's such an amazing place for wildlife.
Guy