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You don't need to be an expert birder to contact a Pal. Together you have love for nature, birds, new countries and learning.
These are serious birdwatchers willing to share their time to help you. It is a privilege to contact them. Your message should be respectful.
A Birding Pal does not charge a fee, however you should pay for their expenses, transportation costs, entrance fees, meals, etc.
Pals will answer your messages quickly, if they can. You might select someone who is traveling, so write to more than one Pal, and be patient. Let us know if someone doesn't answer and we'll check that everything is okay.
Let us know when you are going to meet a Pal, and then let us know how it went.
Happy birding.
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Professional Birding Guides
A professional Birdingpal guide can customize your tour, and you will see the birds you want.
Your guide is also your travel companion, who will make sure you experience the native people, scenery, culture, history and food, first hand.
Hiring a Birdingpal guide will boost the local economy and help protect birds other wildlife and their habitat
A professional Birdingpal guide can customize your tour, and you will see the birds you want.
Your guide is also your travel companion, who will make sure you experience the native people, scenery, culture, history and food, first hand.
Hiring a Birdingpal guide will boost the local economy and help protect birds other wildlife and their habitat
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Dragan Simic is Belgrade-born birder who has exercised this pursuit across four continents. Birder by passion and environmental scientist by education, he is an ecotourism consultant and a bird blogger who always thinks that the best bird ever is the next lifer.
Dragan Simic is Belgrade-born birder who has exercised this pursuit across four continents. Birder by passion and environmental scientist by education, he is an ecotourism consultant and a bird blogger who always thinks that the best bird ever is the next lifer.
Area
Wider Belgrade area and further east, including remnant floodplain forests along the Sava River, wetlands along the Tamis River, as well as wetlands and sandy areas down the Danube; plus Djerdap Gorge National Park and the Tresnjica Griffon Vulture Sanctuary.
Area Birds
Highlights spring: 1. Ferruginous Duck 2. White-tailed Eagle 3. Hobby 4. Hoopoe, 5. Bee-eater 6. Roller 7. Tawny Pipit, 8. Red-backed Shrike 9. Lesser Grey Shrike 10. Golden Oriole
Highlights winter: 1. Pygmy Cormorant 2. Great Egret 3. White-fronted Goose 4. Smew 5. White-tailed Eagle 6. Hen Harrier 7. Caspian Gull 8. Long-eared Owl 9. Black Woodpecker 10. Great Grey Shrike
Wider Belgrade area and further east, including remnant floodplain forests along the Sava River, wetlands along the Tamis River, as well as wetlands and sandy areas down the Danube; plus Djerdap Gorge National Park and the Tresnjica Griffon Vulture Sanctuary.
Area Birds
Highlights spring: 1. Ferruginous Duck 2. White-tailed Eagle 3. Hobby 4. Hoopoe, 5. Bee-eater 6. Roller 7. Tawny Pipit, 8. Red-backed Shrike 9. Lesser Grey Shrike 10. Golden Oriole
Highlights winter: 1. Pygmy Cormorant 2. Great Egret 3. White-fronted Goose 4. Smew 5. White-tailed Eagle 6. Hen Harrier 7. Caspian Gull 8. Long-eared Owl 9. Black Woodpecker 10. Great Grey Shrike
Interests
I went out with Dragan for 2 days of birding in the wider Belgrade area. Thanks to his excellent birding skills, we saw a total of 81 species in the very end of a migratory season. Dragan and his friend Marko Rakovic were most amiable and knowledgeable birders, and I enjoyed my time with them immensely. I would definitely recommend birding in Serbia, especially with Dragan, and I hope to go again sometime.
- D Harper, Canada.
Nature: birdwatching, twitching, photography
Travel: car, canoe
Visit: tourist site, museum, restaurant, nature spot
I went out with Dragan for 2 days of birding in the wider Belgrade area. Thanks to his excellent birding skills, we saw a total of 81 species in the very end of a migratory season. Dragan and his friend Marko Rakovic were most amiable and knowledgeable birders, and I enjoyed my time with them immensely. I would definitely recommend birding in Serbia, especially with Dragan, and I hope to go again sometime.
- D Harper, Canada.
Nature: birdwatching, twitching, photography
Travel: car, canoe
Visit: tourist site, museum, restaurant, nature spot
Note
We start birding early in the morning and stay on the field almost all day trying to see as many birds as possible. Visitor pays for the gasoline and bird-guiding fee which is negotiable.
We start birding early in the morning and stay on the field almost all day trying to see as many birds as possible. Visitor pays for the gasoline and bird-guiding fee which is negotiable.
Area
Slano Kopovo Nature Reserve, Rusanda lake, Froska Gora Mountain, Carska Bara etc
Area Birds
Red-footed Falcon, European roller, Hoopoe, White-tailed Eagle, Long Eared Owl
Slano Kopovo Nature Reserve, Rusanda lake, Froska Gora Mountain, Carska Bara etc
Area Birds
Red-footed Falcon, European roller, Hoopoe, White-tailed Eagle, Long Eared Owl
Interests
Nature: birdwatching
Nature: birdwatching