Robert DeCandido
02-04-2013, 11:48 AM
Our Final Report on Autumn 2012 Raptor Migration in Nepal is available for free download here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gvwl7djbwkic8vt/2012.FinalReport.Nepal.pdf
Best viewed by doing a two page spread: in Adobe Acrobat/Reader just go to View ---> Page Display ---> Two Page View
The report is 20 pages long - mostly photos of raptors in flight with some landscapes. If you ever wanted to know how to distinguish between Black-eared Kite (ssp. lineatus) and the Black (Pariah) Kite (ssp. govinda), we show you how in several photos...and if you ever wanted to age Steppe Eagles - we show all plumages from juvenile (first) through adult (approximately 4th to 5th plumage).
After reading the report, if you want to see more images of Nepal's raptors etc., have a look here:
http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=1021128
double-clicking on individual photos will enlarge each considerably.
Regards from Nepal, Thailand and NYC - we would love to have you visit us in Nepal - information is provided in the report for how to do so (see page 18),
Tulsi Subedi (Nepal)
Robert DeCandido PhD
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gvwl7djbwkic8vt/2012.FinalReport.Nepal.pdf
Best viewed by doing a two page spread: in Adobe Acrobat/Reader just go to View ---> Page Display ---> Two Page View
The report is 20 pages long - mostly photos of raptors in flight with some landscapes. If you ever wanted to know how to distinguish between Black-eared Kite (ssp. lineatus) and the Black (Pariah) Kite (ssp. govinda), we show you how in several photos...and if you ever wanted to age Steppe Eagles - we show all plumages from juvenile (first) through adult (approximately 4th to 5th plumage).
After reading the report, if you want to see more images of Nepal's raptors etc., have a look here:
http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=1021128
double-clicking on individual photos will enlarge each considerably.
Regards from Nepal, Thailand and NYC - we would love to have you visit us in Nepal - information is provided in the report for how to do so (see page 18),
Tulsi Subedi (Nepal)
Robert DeCandido PhD