Rhinos in Kruger NP
These mammals are easily recognised by their prehistoric features and the horns on their forehead. Rhinos are bold and have been seen to graze right next to Lions, with the […]
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Birds on the Cliffs of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher and the area surrounding are home to one of the largest colonies of cliff nesting birds in Ireland. The Cliffs are offering you a viewing of […]
93rd Fighter Squadron “Makos” at Lakenheath
Homestead F-16 to deploy to RAF Lakenheath Twelve F-16’s from Homestead Air Reserve Base arrived at RAF Lakenheath in the evening of 5 May 2019. The aircraft from the US […]
Coot with young
All-black and larger than its cousin, the moorhen, the coot has a distinctive white beak and ‘shield’ above the beak which earns it the title ‘bald’. The coot is much […]
Pitigliano A Tuscan Treasure
Carved from volcanic stone, Pitigliano is located in Tuscany halfway from Florence and Rome, perched atop a volcanic tufa ridge. Its unmistakable skyline makes it stand out from kilometres away […]
Night shoot at the Royal Netherlands Air Force Historical Flight
Night shoot at the Royal Netherlands Air Force Historical Flight
Winter in Grand Teton
Winter is a wonderful time to experience Grand Teton National Park. As the snow drapes a wintry blanket across the Teton Range, a peace settles over the landscape, offering a […]
A Phantom day at Hyakuri, disbandment of 302 Hikotai
The clock is ticking on Japan’s F-4 Phantom fighters as the country prepares to draw down use of the Cold War-era jet that has been in service for almost half […]
ROCAF museum at Gangshan
A visit to the museum at Gangshan gives a nice offer view of different aircraft types used by the ROCAF. In addition it tells the story about ‘Mainland China’ defectors […]
Buddhism in Taiwan
The origin of Taiwan’s Buddhism dates back more than 300 years, to the time when Han Chinese began immigrating to Taiwan during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties In […]
