Miloš is a warden who has region of southeast Slovakia under his command. He is always able to show wonderful array of birds at leisure. They range from Saker and Eagle Owl through Lesser Grey Shrike and Bee-eater to Red-necked Grebe and Little Bittern. Miloš is always easy going and will do anything to make you satisfied.

The longest serving company´s tour leader. Mirek works at Czech Academy of Sciencies doing his research on birds. He is unrivaled in bird songs and author of many papers on birds. Always a popular guide through Slovakia and he can often find some hard-to-see species on a pre-breakfast walk. He is fluent English and able to discuss virtually any problem on birds.

One of the best known Slovak birdwatchers. He has devoted 30 years to studying raptors of east Slovakia, especially the Imperial Eagle. He has no problem finding woodpeckers and showing raptors at close distances for us. Stefan has published many papers and is co-author of Distribution atlas of birds in Slovakia.

Andy is our excellent UK agent. He has been organizing tours for many years. His virtue are excellent organizing skills and he is the best in finding the cheapest flight for you. Andy will be the first person for you to talk to and he is ready to tailor made the tour in the best way.

Martin is 35 and has been leading all sorts of nature history tours for nearly 10 years. He is responsible for the tour design and is also the one you will talk to in the Czech office. He is able to combine the main areas in any way and get the best guide for you in each of them.

Slavek overlooks large area of south Bohemia and he never fails to show almost all species available in his vast mountain forests of Sumava. Grouse, woodpeckers and owls are his specialities but there is much more to show in that wonderful area. Historical towns, hundreds of ponds and easy walks in Trebon basin are always popular with our visitors.

Our expert in Slovak Karst and Slovak Ore Mountains. Štefan is not only keen birdwatcher but also very interested in bats. He is one of a few guides who are able to show both birds of forested mountains and those of warm southers hills. Rock Thrush, Rock Bunting, owls and woodpeckers are just a few to mention.

Deputy of Warden service at Hortobágy National Park. Zsolt is 35, excellent birdwatcher and fluent in English. We can well rely upon him to show us all treasures of Hortobágy area and it is always delight to meet him as he is not only a passionate birdwatcher but also a good companion.