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Chada
28 June 2011
Now, with the myriad participants from last time on the edge of their seats, the much anticipated third edition of Armchair Birding is here. (see last week's blog to count the numerous contestants)
Who can identify this immature bird of prey, flying over Katavi National Park, W. Tanzania?
Visiting Entamanu Ngorongoro means more than just checking in and checking out e...
Read moreTanzania’s prime locations and smallest safari lodges. Plus a guaranteed private...
Read moreDelicious food is a huge part of the safari experience; be under no illusions, y...
Read moreMkombe was an inspirational man, always smiling, extraordinary with children and with an exuberance for Africa's wild places that we all share.
Read moreMama Ali is one of Nomad’s longest serving staff members, and she has certainly served the most - cups of coffee that is.
Read moreAs a 16 year old Mwiga was inspired by Jane Goodall – today, he’s one of Africa’s leading primatology guides
Read moreAs so often in life, it’s the people in the background that really keep the show on the road
Read moreIn November we ran a three day training workshop for 23 teachers from village sc...
Read moreDecember has seen us busy distributing trees around the National Parks. But not ...
Read moreBreakfast? Thanks @godwinjoelurioh for this brilliant shot from Tarangire earlier this week. We're pleased to say the ...
How's this for a shady lunch spot? Your cookout lunch is served. With panoramic views of the Ngorongoro Crater, deliciou...
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Visiting Entamanu Ngorongoro means more than just checking in and checking out e...
Read moreTanzania’s prime locations and smallest safari lodges. Plus a guaranteed private...
Read moreDelicious food is a huge part of the safari experience; be under no illusions, y...
Read moreMkombe was an inspirational man, always smiling, extraordinary with children and with an exuberance for Africa's wild places that we all share.
Read moreMama Ali is one of Nomad’s longest serving staff members, and she has certainly served the most - cups of coffee that is.
Read moreAs a 16 year old Mwiga was inspired by Jane Goodall – today, he’s one of Africa’s leading primatology guides
Read moreAs so often in life, it’s the people in the background that really keep the show on the road
Read moreIn November we ran a three day training workshop for 23 teachers from village sc...
Read moreDecember has seen us busy distributing trees around the National Parks. But not ...
Read moreBreakfast? Thanks @godwinjoelurioh for this brilliant shot from Tarangire earlier this week. We're pleased to say the ...
How's this for a shady lunch spot? Your cookout lunch is served. With panoramic views of the Ngorongoro Crater, deliciou...
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