Antarctica 2026 Expedition details coming soon! #InCaseYouMissedIt
Happy Caturday!
Check out this video for helpful tips for photographing wildlife at night.
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Honey Badgers On Ice!
We have just returned back to Punta Arenas, Chile after an incredible expedition to Antarctica. We were lucky to have three continental landings during the adventure and also many zodiac cruises. The weather was absolutely amazing and apparently very special to have so many sunny days with no wind!
Antarctica decided to show her true colours yesterday. She held us hostage and we had to take refuge at the Frei Station military base on King George Island. Our plane could not take off due to the thick fog that surrounded the Drake Passage. We were forced to bunker down for the night. We had a very small window for the fog to clear this morning and there were concerns we might be stuck for days but we managed to get out!
It was such an adventure that will be a highlight for us for many years to come.
Can’t wait to return in 2026 🇦🇶⛴️
The Pantanal
DATES:
23rd of June - 5th of July 2025
Photographic Highlights:
The highlight is the jaguar but we will also have the opportunity to photograph capybara, caiman, giant river otters, toucans, macaw parrots.
Our experienced guides will place us in the best position with their boats to photograph wildlife along the river’s edge.
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Customer Appreciation Post!
We’re thrilled to shine a spotlight on the amazing Lyn MacDonald! 🎉
Lyn is gearing up for her 19th adventure with Bobby-Jo Safaris!
Lyn, your enthusiasm and love for adventure inspire us all. Your incredible spirit and passion for exploration have made every journey even more memorable. Thank you for being such a loyal part of our community!
Here’s to many more unforgettable moments and breathtaking sights as you embark on another year with us. We can’t wait to see what amazing experiences await you in 2025! 🌍❤️
Happy travels, Lyn!
Here is a little behind the scenes footage of Lyn snorkelling for the first time in the enchanted Galapagos.
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LIFE HIGHLIGHT!
This morning I had an incredible sighting of a family of critically endangered Eastern Mountain Bongo in the Aberdares.
Can’t wait to share some special images and video with you all.
Massive thanks to @bongosurveillanceproject team. Thanks for helping protect and save the bongo.
Also a huge thanks to Carolene Magner for your commitment to helping bongo both in the wild and in our zoos.
Today is a special friend’s birthday. She was definitely watching the bongo with me ❤️
Love me an Aye-aye!
What an absolute honour to be so close to the largest nocturnal primate on the planet. The aye-aye is on the verge of extinction in Madagascar. National Parks and a lodge called Palmarium have worked together to create a little safe haven for a handful of these incredible creatures with the hopes to send some of the individuals back to the north of the country one day. It is really hard to view these animals in their native forest. I am so happy to have the chance to see them in a semi-wild environment. They have their own carers who provide them with their wild diet of coconuts and insects. Last night was one of the most magical encounters we have had with them. Can’t wait to share some pics!
Our cup has runneth over ❤️
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The Nyakagezi blackback and infant were playing the entire time during our first gorilla session. It was so joyful to watch. Half way through the infant had to go to the toilet and just like human children they paused their rough and tumble for a quick loo break!
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We have spent the past two days in the company of Nyakagezi gorilla family in Mgahinga National Park, Uganda. Yesterday was my 10th gorilla encounter and it was incredibly special. We had a very close encounter with young silverback “Rukundo” I first met this handsome chap in 2022. His photo is currently hanging on the walls of the @northernbeachesgallery.
Rukundo is the youngest of three silverbacks but he is the biggest. His name means love in Rukija language.
The rules for gorilla tracking is that you cannot approach the great apes within seven metres but for those that have been amongst gorillas it is very clear that the gorillas do not follow rules set by humans.
Rukundo approached us yesterday and we had nowhere to back up. Our wonderful guide Nicholas held onto my arm and gently pulled me back to try and avoid making contact with Rukundo. This magnificent gorilla stopped in front of me and looked directly above me. There were some berries above my head that he wanted. He gently put the back of his hand on my stomach to move me and then got up on his back legs and stretched his monster arms to pull the berries down.
I still can’t believe how gentle he was. This is an animal that can lift 800kg of dead weight and he touched my tubby belly so carefully 🤣
I am forever grateful for wildlife and the amazing humans that are helping to conserve and protect it.
Go see wild gorillas! It’s one of the best experiences you will have in life 🦍🇺🇬
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