This amazing Photographic Expedition takes you to the best that Wild Poland has to offer. Bialowieza National Forest for the European Bison and Central Poland for the White-Tailed Eagles. 

 

Also known as the "Last Untouched Wilderness of Europe", Białowieża National Park is the only one of its kind among the 23 national parks you can find in Poland. Its inner zone belongs to the realm of old-growth forest which has been living without much human intervention for almost 800 years. It is home to the world's largest population of European Bison, the continent's largest land animal. Bialowieza Forest is home to more than 500 individuals living in total freedom. For most of the time they seem to be invisible but as you get closer to the end of the autumn season and through the winter it is possible to see these great creatures in their natural environment. When its colder outside they do not run away and accept our presence near them for longer time than just a few seconds. Even short , weekend visits are usually sufficient to meet the king of the primeval forest.

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The White-Tailed Eagle is the largest bird of prey in Poland . . . These impressive birds will be shot from permanent bird hides in a location in Central Poland. Alongside eagles you will have great photographic opportunities with ravens, buzzards and even fox show up quite often. Cranes can also be possible if they have arrived early. 

 

On this tour you may also encounter other species like fox, roe deer, woodpeckers, owls and if lucky . . . lynx and wolves.