Martin Kennewell photograph
Martin Kennewell has material from:
India ·Ethiopia ·Australia ·Peru ·Chile ·Ecuador ·Cameroon ·Uganda ·New Zealand ·Sumatra (Indonesia) ·Taiwan ·Madagascar ·Andaman and Nicobar ·Ghana ·China (Northern) ·Singapore ·Peninsular Malaysia ·Philippines ·USA (United States) ·Great Britain ·Egypt ·South Korea ·United Arab Emirates ·Vietnam ·Thailand ·France ·Japan ·Java (Indonesia) ·Sulawesi ·Maluku Islands (Indonesia) ·New Guinea ·Nepal ·Hong Kong ·Sri Lanka ·Borneo ·Cambodia ·Slovenia ·Netherlands Antilles
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Martin Kennewell

Nottinghamshire, UK

www.birdtourasia.com

Martin grew up in the Trent Valley of Nottinghamshire and his early days birding were around the gravel pits near to Newark. Now he lives and works in Singapore, which gives many opportunities to visit nearby countries to boost his list and video more species.
He has been going on overseas birding trips since 1988 and videoing since 2002. During his early birding trips, seeing nightbirds was a challenge, now the challenge is filming them.
He has footage from (in no specific order) Mexico, Antarctica, South Africa, Costa Rica, Brazil, Egypt, Uganda, Indonesia (Sulawesi, Halmahera, Batanta, Salawati, Irian Jaya, Java, Sumatra, Simeulue), Sri Lanka, Nepal, Italy, Corsica, Sardinia, South Korea, India, Spain, UK, Cambodia, Netherlands, Papua New Guinea, New Britain, USA (mainly Maryland, but also California, Virginia, and Pennsylvania), Ghana, Vietnam, Canada, Malaysia, Singapore, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, Peru, Thailand, Japan, Australia, Taiwan, New Zealand, Cameroon, The Philippines, China, United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia, Chile, and Madagascar. One of latest trips to Ghana, the land of dots in the canopy (and Picathartes!), I apologise in advance for the dots......
First few years used a Sony HandyCam, and recently (2009) switched to Sony HDR-FX7.
IBC Personal statistics:
  • First material posted on 21 February 2008
  • Number of videos posted: 1937 covering 1134 species (11.41%)
  • Number of photos posted: 0 covering 0 species (0%)
  • Number of sounds posted: 0 covering 0 species (0%)

Material by Martin Kennewell on IBC