Bird Photography in Romania’s Danube Delta with Kathy Adams Clark

The Danube Delta sits over the Mediterranian/Black Sea flyway.  Birds from Africa and Middle East stream through this area in the spring on their way to breeding grounds in Europe and Asia.  Many birds include white-whiskered tern, Dalmatian pelican, white pelican, and great crested grebe breed in the Delta.  UNESCO declared the Danube Delta a World Heritage Site.  Join Kathy Adams Clark for this program showing the wonders of photographing birds in this magical part of the world.

Kathy Adams Clark has been a professional nature photographer since 1995.  Kathy’s photos have been published in hundreds of places including New York Times, Birder’s World, and Ranger Rick.  AAA Journey, Texas Parks & Wildlife and Texas Highways magazines have used Kathy’s photos on their cover.  Her photos have also appeared in a numerous calendars including the Barnes & Noble Ireland Countryside Calendar, the cover of the Arbor Foundation Rainforest Calendar, and the Sierra Engagement Calendar. Her photos appear every week in the “Nature” column in the Houston Chronicle written by her husband, Gary Clark.  Kathy and Gary have worked with national publishing houses to produce ten books that combine their photography and writing skills.  Their latest books are Book of Texas Birds published by Texas A&M University Press and Backroads of Texas published by Voyageur Press.    Kathy’s photography is featured in Portrait of Houston published by Farcountry Press.  Photographing Big Bend National Park, published by Texas A&M Press, is written by Kathy and uses her photography throughout.    Kathy is Past-president of the North American Nature Photography Association.  She teaches photography and is a popular speaker at local and national events.  She leads photo tours through Strabo Tours to countries including Costa Rica, Brazil, Spain, Africa, Italy, Peru, Morocco, and Norway.

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