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[Don't forget to check our NEWS page for recent updates and upcoming tour information.] Field Guides leader: TERRY STEVENSON“I think this was the best of the 8 Field Guides trips I have taken. Terry Stevenson worked hard, maintained his sense of humor, and knew the territory.” S.H., SOUTH AFRICA
Each tour link leads to a more detailed description. For another guide's schedule, click here. TERRY'S UPCOMING TOURS KENYA I June 28-July 26, 2008 with Terry Stevenson. Unsurpassed in its combined wealth of bird life and mammal spectacle. Limited to 6 participants. NAMIBIA & BOTSWANA August 30-September 19, 2008 with Terry Stevenson. Southwestern Africa’s bird specialties, striking scenery, wilderness, and the famed game of Etosha and the Okavango in a reasonably-paced tour. Limited to 6 participants. KENYA II October 4-November 1, 2008 with Terry Stevenson. Unsurpassed in its combined wealth of birdlife and mammal spectacle. Limited to 6 participants. SOUTHERN INDIA November 16-December 7, 2008 (Kaziranga Extension to December 14) with Terry Stevenson. From the mammal-rich lowlands of Nagarhole to the mountains of the Western Ghats rich in endemic birds and the tranquil beauty of the south Indian backwaters. Limited to 9 participants. NORTHERN INDIA: BHARATPUR, CORBETT & THE HIMALAYAN FOOTHILLS January 24-February 15, 2009 with Terry Stevenson. Fantastic adventure from the Ganges plains to the Himalayan foothills, with the Bharatpur wetlands, a good chance of Tiger, and the wondrous Taj Mahal. Limited to 9 participants. EAST AFRICA SAMPLER: KENYA & TANZANIA March 1-21, 2009 with Terry Stevenson. A three-week tour combining the richest parks and birding spots in Kenya and northern Tanzania; an impressive diversity of habitats, many with spectacular scenery. Limited to 6 participants. NAMIBIA & BOTSWANA May 2-22, 2009 with Terry Stevenson. Southwestern Africa’s bird specialties, striking scenery, wilderness, and the famed game of Etosha and the Okavango in a reasonably-paced tour. Limited to 6 participants. KENYA I June 27-July 25, 2009 with Terry Stevenson. Unsurpassed in its combined wealth of bird life and mammal spectacle; includes the coast. Limited to 6 participants. KENYA II August 29-September 26, 2009 with Terry Stevenson. Unsurpassed in its combined wealth of bird life and mammal spectacle; includes the coast. Limited to 6 participants. SOUTH AFRICA October 9-31, 2009 with Terry Stevenson & Rod Cassidy. Endemic-rich birding, spectacular landscapes, and a unique flora are the highlights of our energetic survey of this beautiful country, from the Karoo to Cape Town, and the Drakensberg to the Eastern Transvaal. SOUTHERN INDIA November 15-December 6, 2009 with Terry Stevenson. Journey from the mammal-rich lowlands of Nagarhole to the endemic-rich mountains of the Western Ghats and the tranquil beauty of the south Indian backwaters. Limited to 9 participants. Click a link or photo below to view the upcoming schedule of any guide.
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Terry Stevenson, originally from England, has made Kenya his home since 1977. As the resident ornithologist at Lake Baringo from 1981 to 1985, he wrote The Birds of Lake Baringo, an annotated checklist recording a total of 458 species in the area. He is the senior author of the Field Guide to the Birds of East Africa: Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi—the only guide in the region to have a text and maps, opposite plates format. He is also a member/advisor to the Bird Committee of Nature Kenya and the East African Rarities Committee. On November 30, 1986, he set a new World Big Day record with 342 species in one day in Kenya; the record stands today. One of Africa’s foremost bird-tour guides, Terry has led numerous Field Guides tours across the African continent, in Madagascar, and most recently in India. He is currently living in a mud-and-cow-dung mansion near Mt. Kenya.
