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 Daniel Green – Birdwatcher since early childhood, ringer and guide with Svartådalen as his turf. Mad about Cranes (his favourite bird), |
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Butterflies/Moths and feeding birds in the winter. Driven by the
joy of sharing experiences in the nature with other people. His
c.v. includes 12 years as a gourmet chef, a career as a newspaper
journalist/photographer – and lately – serving as editor
for the 2:nd biggest Bird Magazine in Sweden; Fågelvännen.
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Mikael
Rhönnstad – Forestman, ringer and Woodpecker-expert.
A man who knows his territory and not only where to find the birds,
but also how to make them appear. Runs a Tengmalms Owl nestbox program
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Kjell-Åke Källebrink – A fearless Owl-charmer and a good storyteller, together with his brother Kalle, in charge of more than 60 nestboxes for Ural Owls. | ||
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| Kalle Källebrink – The other Ural Owl brother with license to climb and ring any Ural or other Owl in sight. Extremely experienced birdwatcher, ringer and the last years also a very dedicated Butterfly– and Moth–finder. Farmer and security-guard on his spare time. | Niclas Lignell – Dedicated birdwatcher, ringer, photographer and Butterfly–/ Moth–/Dragonfly enthusiast. Raising new generations of birdwatchers at the Asköviken nature-school. A happy dude that never ceases to try giving you all the birds you need. | Marcus Rehnberg – Young and dedicated birdwatcher, ringer, photographer and Butterfly–/ Moth/ Beetle enthusiast. Very appreciated for his warm, caring and humorous guiding skills. | ||
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| Jan-Olov Bergström – Birdsafariswedens own Mr. Gadget. Engineer, constructor, inventor and survival expert. (Here operating a tracking device for radiotagged Cranes) Does never enter a forest without a really sharp knife and a bag of dried reindeer meat. | Janne Sjöstedt – Birdwatcher and veteran when it comes to Butterflies and Moths. What he doesn´t know isn´t worth knowing. Widely appreciated for his enthusiasm to explore, share and teach in the nature. | David Kihlberg – Student in environmental politics with ants in his pants. Often travelling in some remote part of the world, when not ringing birds or taking action against exploitation of nature or just baking a good, organic bread. The Owls of the northern forests are his favourite birds - a legacy from growing up in Västmanland. | ||
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| Göran Sjöberg – Göran Sjöberg is one of Sweden´s most knowledgeable and experienced entomologists with an interest for Butterflies all over the world. He was one of the first Swedish lepidopterists who started to promote butterfly-watching instead of collecting, and he´s been doing a lot to stimulate the Butterfly interest of the Swedes. He was the initiator of the reserve Fjärilsvägen - The Butterfly Road - at Grinduga, Gästrikland. His enthusiasm of sharing and his expertise is widely acclaimed. | Eric Renman – Eric Renman has been bitten by Dragonflies since some years and spend all his available free time Dragon-watching around his home province of Uppland in Eastern Sweden. Apart from Dragonflies he also has a strong interest in mammals, geography and hydrology since early childhood. Reptiles and birds also catch his interest. Eric has been a safariguide on international tours, Madagascar being one of his favourite destinations. | |||
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