Biebrza Marshes Wild Trips
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Biebrza Marshes by Łukasz Mazurek
Join us exploring the largest and best preserved European Lowland Marshes with their breathtaking views and birdlife. Poland’s largest natural refuge for Elks, Beavers and.. Wolves! The last stronghold of Greater-spotted Eagle, Great Snipe and Aquatic Warbler – world’s rarest passerine.
See and smell it all
Depending on your personal preferences we will take you for best views drive-around, Wolf tracking, Beaver, Elk and bird watching or tasting the marshes at their best – up to knees in peat..
The soft light experience
Not only will you enjoy the views and wildlife but the light and atmosphere as well. And I don’t mean the mosquitoes 
Our guides are keen naturalists and photographers, always timing for the best light and mist.
Nature trips
Primaeval Landscape
See the Biebrza frolic with flooding waters and its thousands of birds and numerous Elks
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Knees in Peat
Learn about the Elks, birds and different habitats on a marshy walking trail
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Natural Heritage
Travel back in time and see biebrza’s largest elky peatbogs, traditional villages and 1870′ Russian military forts.
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Birding
Rare Birdlife
See some of the World’s and Europe’s rarest birds in their natural habitat
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Dawn Patrol
Be it Greater Spotted Eagles, Ruffs or Aquatic Warblers, meet your favourite birds in the best light – before breakfast
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Crane Prowl
Meet the real emperors of the Marshes in the least intrusive and most impressive time
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Mammal Watching
Beaver Adventure
Spend an unforgettable evening with a family of European Beavers
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Elk Moousse
Watch these magnificent animals awfully close in their natural winter habitat and take great photos
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Elk Patrol
Dawn or dusk trip to watch European Elks active in their natural summer habitat
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Wolf Chase
Gear up and prepare to follow a pack of Wolves. Get closer to these elusive animals
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Booking and availability
Call +48 (0)85 674 3722 or email info@wildpoland.com
Have any more questions or concerns? Contact me directly at lukasz@wildpoland.com and let me know how I can help.
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