Read these recent articles in full:
Living Desert (Travel Namibia)
'Tommy Collard is reading the bushman newspaper. He's crouched half way up the slip face of a dune, peering intently at the fine orange sand. To us the dune slope is a blank sheet, smooth and apparently featureless. No news today, we think. Tommy knows better'... read on
'There's a storm coming! Ha ha ha.' This is Daryl. He has this way of ending every sentence with a chuckle - it is as infectious as his enthusiasm for everything. Don't get him started on mice and frogs though. They are his two greatest passions, if you don't count birds. He is the first person we've met who uses two bird identification guidebooks at the same time. Amazingly, the two books are identical. He refers to one as 'my bedside copy'... read on
The denning season offers great opportunitites to photograph the usually shy and nocturnal cape fox. See our portfolio online... read on
Latest articles in print
A small sample of our recently published features:
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Tales
of the Dry Riverbed Travel Africa magazine Summer 2011 Africa's ephemeral rivers support a rich variety of wildlife, as we reveal on a visit to the Kgalagadi's Nossob and Auob riverbeds. |
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Two's
Company Go! magazine December 2011 A portfolio showcasing some of our African wildlife images, with a particular emphasis on animal interaction. See it in full. |
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Badgers and bovine TB Cumbria Life magazine November 2011 Culling badgers to prevent the spread of bovine tuberculosis polarises opinion as dramatically as foxhunting. |
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Hapoor Hunting Ground Wild magazine Winter 2011 Best known for its intimate elephant encounters, Addo national park's Hapoor waterhole can now boast some spectacular lion sightings. |
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Going to Ground Africa Geographic magazine May 2011 Sociable, entertaining and endlessly fascinating, the ground squirrel is the quintessential species of Southern Africa's arid regions. |
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The Big Question Msafiri Kenya Airways magazine September - October 2011 Africa's wild dogs are among the most critically endangered large predators on the continent - can they be saved? |
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Snake Charmers North East Life magazine June 2011 Britain's only venomous snake, the adder deserves admiration, not fear, but habitat loss is threatening its future. |
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Pictures in Bad Light Outdoor Photography magazine December 2011 If we only photographed in beautiful golden light we wouldn't take many pictures. We look at ways to make the most of a 'bad' situation. |
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Tails
from the Riverbank Countryside magazine March 2011 The otter has staged a spectacular comeback to the British countryside in recent years, but what hope is there that the water vole can emulate its success? |