Tag: birds photography tours
When is the Best Time to Go Birdwatching in Vietnam?
The most common question asked by birders visiting Vietnam is: when is the best time to bird watch in Vietnam?
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Annoyances when traveling birdwatching and wildlife in Vietnam?
The troubles of traveling, everywhere, anywhere, more or less, always happens. You will be annoyed when it comes so suddenly, but if you understand what you will encounter when traveling to a…
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What to prepare for a self-sufficient wildlife or birdwatching tour in Vietnam?
Vietnam is a friendly, relatively safe, and adaptable country for expats. With a diverse culinary style, you do not have to worry about your eating style when coming here
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Where are the best places for bird watching in Vietnam?
To answer this question, simply listing places is too simple and does not provide a complete overview for birders who want to learn about wildlife and birdwatching in Vietnam.
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Wild natural wonders in Cat Tien
Wild butterflies, Germain’s peacock pheasant or Pygmy Loris in Cat Tien National Park come to life through the lens of wildlife guide Andy Nguyen.
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Fansipan Mountain Birding Trip
A story of Fansipan mountain and Sapa town birding trip. Not only birding, we have time to enjoy with foods, ethnic people culture, tradition wine and climb.
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Indochinese green magpie – Yellow-breasted magpie
The Indochinese green magpie (yellow-breasted magpie - Cissa hypoleuca) is a passerine bird of the crow family, Corvidae.
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Garrulax Konkakinhensis – Chestnut-eared laughingthrush
The chestnut-eared laughingthrush (Ianthocincla konkakinhensis or Garrulax konkakinhensis) is an endemic bird of Kon Tum Province
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Germain’s Peacock Pheasant
The Germain’s Peacock Pheasant is endemic to Vietnam, a rare and precious species protected in the Vietnam Red Book, the IUCN World Red Book. Germain’s Peacock Pheasant in Vietnam’s Natural Habitat This…
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The most rare and endangered species today: Spoon-billed Sandpiper is back
With the efforts of many NGOs and conservationists, the spoon-billed Sandpiper appears to have restored its reproductive rhythm, and is showing signs of growth again.
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