Tag: Trip Report

  • Cuba Trip Report is now online!

    Cuba Trip Report is now online!

    In February we had a fantastic trip to the largest island in the Caribbean: Cuba. Here, we present you our last Cuba Trip Report. Birding in Cuba Cuba boasts a great variety of habitats, supporting hundreds of species, both terrestrial and aquatic, and over two dozen viable endemics, making it a very popular destination for…

  • 2019 Discover India: Birding & Tiger Safari Trip Report Online!

    2019 Discover India: Birding & Tiger Safari Trip Report Online!

    Bengal Tigers and More Well, our long-awaited tiger safari and birding tour came and went, leaving 7 people in complete awe of the spectacular wildlife we saw during the 2-week excursion into the wilds of India. We had great sightings of not one, not two, but rather TWELVE Bengal Tigers in the wild. We observed…

  • The new Madagascar Trip Report is online

    The new Madagascar Trip Report is online

    Whitehawk completed its first tour to Madagascar in November. Covering the southern and eastern parts of the country, tour participants visited an amazing mix of habitats that adorn this country. We visited the unique spiny forests of Ifaty and traveled to the incredible rock formations of Isalo. We explored the expansive rainforests of Ranomafana National…

  • Snow Leopard Tour – Trip Report Online!

    Snow Leopard Tour – Trip Report Online!

    The Snow Leopard Trip Report from our recent tour is now online! Whitehawk’s Marta Curti provides a detailed itinerary description with all wildlife findings and beautiful pictures taken during this trip to the Ladakh region in northern India. Also, there’s additional information about the successful Tiger extension trip! We were fortunate to get amazing views…

  • Canary Islands Endemics Trip report is out!

    Canary Islands Endemics Trip report is out!

    This just in! We uploaded the Canary Islands Endemics Trip Report. You can find a description of our itinerary and pictures of some of the highlights. One of the best moments of the tour was seeing this Great Spotted Woodpecker of the subspecies canariensis. It is endemic to the island of Tenerife. You can also find links to…

  • Magical Morocco Birding Trip Report online!

    Magical Morocco Birding Trip Report online!

    We uploaded the latest Magical Morocco Birding Tour trip report to our website and on the Cloud Birders site. Click on this link to read and download the full report. We are sure you will enjoy learning about birding in Morocco, where over 450 species have been recorded. Morocco is one of our favorite destinations…

  • Of Sunsets and Snow Leopards: In Search of the Elusive Snow Leopard Trip Report Part III

    Of Sunsets and Snow Leopards: In Search of the Elusive Snow Leopard Trip Report Part III

    We had a few “close calls” in terms of sightings of Snow Leopards over the nine days we spent camping in Hemis National Park. We spent one morning hiking to Rumbak Village, passing frozen waterfalls and partially frozen streams to arrive at a quaint town with colorfully painted homes and pagodas. As we entered the…

  • Of Blue Skies and Blue Sheep: In Search of the Elusive Snow Leopard Part II

    Of Blue Skies and Blue Sheep: In Search of the Elusive Snow Leopard Part II

    The following morning, our Snow Leopard trip continued when camp staff woke us up and served us cups of steaming hot tea in our tents. This went a long way in easing the transition from our warm sleeping bags to the cold morning air.  We leisurely got dressed and enjoyed a hearty breakfast before beginning…

  • Of Wolves and Winter: In Search of the Elusive Snow Leopard Part I – Hemis National Park

    Of Wolves and Winter: In Search of the Elusive Snow Leopard Part I – Hemis National Park

    Our Snow Leopard Himalayas tour to Hemis National Park began in Leh, India. Leh is a beautiful town filled with monasteries, prayer wheels, artisan stores, good restaurants and some of the friendliest people you could ever hope to meet. After a couple of days here to adjust to the high altitude of Ladakh, we were…