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Autumn Norway

Norway 14th – 18th October 2026 5 Slots Available

Overview

Join ShutterWild Expedition Ltd for an immersive autumn wildlife photography expedition in the forests of southern Norway. This small-group experience is designed for photographers who want dramatic raptor action, rich seasonal colour, and meaningful time in the field. October transforms southern Norway into a stunning tapestry of gold, amber, and crimson.

Expedition Focus

Woodland raptorsJays and other passerinesRavensWoodpeckersTits and finches

Itinerary

Day 1

14th October | Arrival

Evening arrival at Kristiansand Airport. Transfer to accommodation, welcome dinner, and gear preparation.

Day 2

15th October | Full Hide Day

Early morning transfer to woodland hide. Full-day wildlife photography session. Packed lunch provided.

Day 3

16th October | Full Hide Day

Early start to maximise activity. Focus on flight technique and behavioural anticipation.

Day 4

17th October | Full Hide Day

Third complete day in the hide. Continued action opportunities and final group dinner.

Day 5

18th October | Departure

Morning hide session. Transfer to airport for afternoon flights.

Equipment Profile

Please note: All camera gear, lenses, equipment, and appropriate warm clothing are not included in the expedition and must be provided by the attendee.

300–600mm telephoto lens
Fast autofocus camera body
Tripod or gimbal head
Spare batteries and memory cards
Warm, waterproof autumn clothing

Important Disclaimers

Medical Insurance & Vaccinations

It is the attendee's sole responsibility to ensure they have all required and recommended travel vaccinations for the destination. Comprehensive medical and travel insurance is mandatory and is not provided by us. We will request proof of suitable coverage prior to departure.

Traveling with Photography Gear

We highly recommend insuring your camera gear against loss, theft, or damage. For large lenses that exceed standard cabin baggage allowances, please check directly with your airline regarding their specific policies for professional photography equipment, as regulations vary significantly. It remains your responsibility to ensure your gear is safely transported.