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Trinidad & Tobago 2-16 April 2014 (1 Viewer)
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Trystan
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Hi Roberta, sorry you're having trouble with the report, I've reattached as a PDF. Hopefully this will sort it.
RobertaG
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Thanks Rob, much easier!
Your report brought back memories of a trip to Tobago over 10 years ago. It wasn't a birding holiday as such but I too did a day out with Newton George - it was my first experience of a full on birding day with a guide. A memorable experience.
Looking forward to part two!
I see you've changed your avatar - I remember those mot-mots from Blue waters ( and the night herons on the beach in the early morning!)
Your report brought back memories of a trip to Tobago over 10 years ago. It wasn't a birding holiday as such but I too did a day out with Newton George - it was my first experience of a full on birding day with a guide. A memorable experience.
Looking forward to part two!
I see you've changed your avatar - I remember those mot-mots from Blue waters ( and the night herons on the beach in the early morning!)
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Trystan
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Photos
On some of the trips I did take the camera, but as usual the pictures are pretty poor, autofucus always targets the wrong thing and when I try to manually focus it tends to be even worse.
I've composited some pictures here, reducing the resolution in an attempt to improve them a little!
On some of the trips I did take the camera, but as usual the pictures are pretty poor, autofucus always targets the wrong thing and when I try to manually focus it tends to be even worse.
I've composited some pictures here, reducing the resolution in an attempt to improve them a little!
