Sea Eagles are also known as White-tailed Eagles or Ernes. They are large birds of prey in the Accipitridae family. They breed in Northern, Central and Eastern Europe, Iceland, Grenland and northern Asia.

Unfortunately there aren’t many Sea Eagles in Poland, as their population in our country stands at only 450 – 500 pairs. Ernes most can be seen in Northern and Western parts of Poland.

Praga is the part of Warsaw constantly associated with prewar bands playing at the yards of tenement houses, introducing street stunners.

There are five musicians standing by Floriańska Street. After sending a text message you can hear them play one of 100 typical Warsaw songs, some of which were very popular during the WW II.

During a spring expedition from northern Poland to the west of the country, by a small roadside car park...

Winter's beauty can be noticed in least expected places. Frozen pieces of nature gain their unique appearance induced by the cruelty of frost.

Freshly fallen snow covering a tree in a winter scenery...