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If you have read my three previous blog post on Tanzania, you already know how much I enjoyed my time there. If you have not read part I, II, or III, I encourage you to do so in order to get a full picture of my photo safari experience there. But long story short: I really, really liked it. In this blog post, I'd like to take you northwest from Ngorongoro Crater to the Ndutu area and our time staying at the iconic Ndutu Safari Lodge.

It is located in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area at the edge of the Southern Serengeti plains, near Ndutu Lake and Lake Masek. The Ndutu Lodge is possibly the closest thing to what you'd picture an "old time" safari lodge would be like, charming but not lacking in modern amenities. All the other lodges we stayed at were wonderful places, but Ndutu Lodge had a different feel to it than the others.
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Migration Productions is a team of audio-visual specialists brought together to create the highest quality media about birds, bird watchers (or "Birders") and other natural history topics. Meet the team:. Originally from Pennsylvania, Shawn moved to Boston, Massachusetts in 1986 and has been photographing birds and other wildlife for over 25 years.
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Snowy Owls, Atlantic Puffins, and American Kestrels are connected by more than simply a resemblance of form or function. A crucial thread ties them together: each one has an advocate committed to protecting it and educating others about its plight. Migration Productions' latest work, "A Wing And A Care, " opens a window onto the lives of these three birds, and introduces you to the men dedicated to their preservation and survival.
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Migration Productions' latest work, "A Wing and a Care, " opens a window onto the lives of Snowy Owls, Atlantic Puffins and American Kestrels, and introduces you to the men dedicated to their preservation and survival. Interviews and footage were shot on Plymouth Beach and South Beach in Massachusetts, the Bay of Fundy in Canada, and Cape May, New Jersey.
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Both Alex Couter and I are freelance wildlife photographers living in the Boston area. We have taught wildlife photography workshops for Mass Audubon for many years. Over the past 20 years I have also produced several short documentary videos, the latest of which is titled A Wing and a Care.

As we enter the late summer and early fall these species may be particularly hard hit by the BP oil disaster as they continue their migration south, with some ending up in Louisiana.The oil on this portion of beach, about two football fields, sat there for over eight weeks! It was not visible to the public.
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