- I have visited Norway Nature's facilities several times, with good photographical results. You always feel welcome in Flatanger, and the service is excellent.

Paal Hermansen

- I was immediately struck by Ole Martin's passion for his homeland and an empathy with its natural history. This was a man in touch with nature; attuned to the rhythm of his local forests, mountains and coastline. Our relationship has developed over recent years and so has Ole Martin's business - Norway Nature. He now provides what must be the best location in Europe for photographing these magnificent raptors, along with a host of other Scandinavian specialties such as capercaillie and elk. He has developed several purpose built hides and has his own boat for photographing fishing eagles in the summer.

- In six days I could get more fantastic action pictures of seaeagles than I have dreamt of getting in a lifetime. I will go back this winter for more photos from the hides and another two weeks next spring and summer.

Brutus Ostling

- I normally shun locations that are well-known and already heavily photographed. I doubt if I have much to add. Flatanger is the exception because the opportunities presented by Ole Martin's thoughfully positioned hides are exceptionally good. I like working with Ole Martin. He listens, acts and delivers - or tells you if he can't. There's not much more you can expect from a guide than that - except good company and he is that too.

Niall Benvie

- It was a very spectacular experience, the wet dream of an eagle friend. The eagles put on a great show, stooping down and catching fish, just 30-50 meters from the boat. All set in a stunningly beautiful landscape and with Ole being a very professional guide. My whole family had a great week, as we also went sea fishing a lot, catching crabs, sea urchins, swimming and hiking to the adjacent hilltops.

Staffan Widstrand

It is spectacular but it needs a guide and often good hides.

You will have the opportunity to photograph these spectacular events from carefully positioned photographic hides overlooking the lek sites.

In Spring both Black Grouse and Capercaillie are at the height of they mating rituals which take place at dawn each morning at special display arenas known as leks.

To photograph White-tailed Sea Eagles both in winter and summer is possible with our help. And Norway Nature has more to offer.