Wolf in the Białowieża Forest (video)
Sorry to keep posting so many wolves but it's been such a great winter so far and we've got so…
Wolf pack in the Białowieża Forest (video)
More footage from our recent winter tours. Tracking and trailing 🐾 experience as well as good knowledge of the area helps to predict where the animals may come out onto a track or have a rest. Forgive the quality but it was already dark 😉
Wolves in the Białowieża Forest (video)
Just finished another winter tour of wolf tracking in the Białowieża Forest with a fantastic sighting of a pack of 9 wolves. Here the last two of the pack. Interestingly - the last one always runs! :D
Wolf & Lynx expedition, Jan 2023 (wolves seen 3 times!)
This was a private departure of our Wolf & Lynx expedition - yes, we do them on request! We met…
Carpathian Mammals, private tour Nov 2021 (Wildcat and Wolves seen!)
Our private group in the Bieszczady Mountains, Eastern Caprathians, saw wolves and even the wildcat! An early morning starts and long demanding treks paid off. Here is our short photo report.
Carpathian Mammals – Oct 2021 (Wolves seen!)
Tour Leader: Piotr Dębowski (Peter) Participants: Catherine, Colin, Stephen (UK), Ronny (CH), Annik & Rinke (NL) Text by Piotr Dębowski & Mariola Przyborowska…
Carpathian Mammals – Oct 2020 (Wolf seen!)
This was a very special tour for we caught 3 days of rain and sleet with the first snow of the season atop the peaks. Nevertheless, we saw a Wolf and almost got a... Bear - read on for more details.
Carpathian Mammals, Sep 2020 (Wolf seen!)
We had a pleasure to run this private departure based on the 5-day Carpathian Mammals itinerary in the Bieszczady Mountains. A lucky departure - the group observed a pack wolves!
Carpathian Mammals tour – August 2020
A brief report from our Aug 2020 mammal watching tour in the Bieszczady Mts, Eastern Carpathians. A lot of Bison and fresh tracks of Wolves and Bears seen.
Carpathian Mammals, Oct 2019 (wolves, bears and bison seen!)
A long trip report from a superb tour - we did see a bear (and lots of scats and some spoors), half a dozen or so bison, and one morning, the full pack of fourteen wolves.
