In June 2023 I made a trip to Papua New Guinea with Rockjumper. It was a partly exhausting, partly problematic trip. Our first flight with Air Niugini e.g. just took us back to the starting point. Shooting in the rainforest was difficult: poor light, tall trees. For an optimal photo tour, you would have needed tree hides and considerably more time. I photographed many species, but I was satisfied with only a few of the photographs. Here follows a number of these. The rest of them go into my private species database... I photographed this pigeon on the first day in a garden behind our hotel in Port Moresby. It is an Torresian imperial pigeon, probably a winterer from Queensland. It loves fruit and can swallow rather large stone fruits whole. The evening light makes it yellowish in the picture, but in reality it is completely white with black wings and a black tail tip.