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Looking forward to leading this relaxing autumn break for Wildlife Travel...sunshine, botany, archaeology and more - beats November in the UK...

the clacking horror

Norfolk gives good sky

sunny days at Snettisham #HeWorksHardForTheMoney

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here we go again...

a misty Mongolian morning with Wild Mongolia

today's malachite green gem from the moth trap Staurophora celsia looking pretty minty fresh at breakfast #MothsMatter #WildlifeTravelling in #Mongolia with Sarah Lambert and Philip

another fantastic day in the big country Siberian Jerboas and Corsac Foxes, crowds of Spotted Redshanks, an out-of-range Greater Sandplover, trumpeting White-naped Cranes, and this beast of a Saker Falcon, serving us full on disdain #Mongolia continues to treat us well

haven't I seen you somewhere before? Chojin Lama Temple, Ulanbataar #WeLiveInTime

the guardian of Songino Khairkhan mountain looks like he's had quite enough 5am alarm calls, thank you very much... #ChoijinLamaTemple #VisitMonGOlia

a fun day in the "wild west" of Khovd #WildlifeTravelling in #Mongolia

Mongolia's mountains serving up the wow factor again, with a pack of 5 Wolves the goosebump-inducing stand out sighting of the day, not to mention a trio of Lammergeiers, Saker and Himalayan Griffon #WildlifeTravelling #Mongolia

After yesterday at altitude, we spent today on the plains towards Durgun Lake 10 typically skittish Mongolian Saiga were stars of the day, along with a pair of Mongolian Ground Jays Rarity of the day, an out-of-place Oystercatcher on the lake shore #MammalWatching #Mongolia

alas, we were out of feline luck with the Jargalant Mountains this year, but the canines made up for it. a pack of 5 wolves on the first day, a big lone male not long after, and then this young animal a couple of days later #WildlifeTravelling #MammalWatching #Mongolia #bliss

Every day should be a Thorny Devil day! #WesternAustralia #Moloch

Western Grey Kangaroos near Quaalup, #WesternAustralia if only all #MammalWatching was so simple!

the migration past Põõsaspea was pretty mind-blowing this morning thousands of Common Scoter streamed by, with hundreds of Velvet Scoter and Scaup, great lines of Brent Geese and Wigeon, & a smattering of Long-tailed Duck trektellen.org/count/view/165… #Estonia with RSPB Edinburgh Area LG

#Floof

a squealing Water Rail on the outskirts of Tallinn was bird number 111, our final new species of the week, #WildlifeTravelling in #Estonia with RSPB Edinburgh Area LG and NaTourEst team