WINGS Birding Tours Worldwide

Spain in Spring

There is no other European country that offers such a wealth of birdwatching as Spain and this comprehensive tour is designed to take in the very best the country can provide. We’ll travel almost the entire length of this storied land, beginning with the famous migration bottleneck of the Strait...

Mexico: Baja California's Cape Region

The Cape Region of southern Baja California is in some ways a familiar place. Many of the area’s plants and animals are also found in California or the Sonoran Desert of Arizona and west Mexico, but there are obvious differences, and those differences have attracted natural historians for decades. There...

Panama: Darién Lowlands

Darién Province in far eastern Panama is one of the wildest and most remote corners of the isthmus. Largely roadless and with steep mountains cloaked in dense vegetation, the region holds its secrets well. With the development of the new Canopy Camp Darién, visiting naturalists finally have an accessible lodge...

Romania

Birds and Medieval Monasteries

The remote province of Bucovina in the north of Moldavia is a land in a time warp. Far from the rush of the 21st century, White Storks follow black-clad nuns as they scythe hay while Black Redstarts sing from nearby monastery rooftops. These beautiful monasteries, founded in the 16th century,...

Minnesota and North Dakota

North Woods to Prairies

The wonders of the breeding season in Minnesota and North Dakota could well be the best kept secret in all of birding—and with our small group size, we plan to keep it that way! June landscapes are as lush as the birds are conspicuous. From boreal forests to aspen parkland...

Honduras

The Hidden Gem of Central America

Honduras is one of the least-known countries in the Americas and remains stubbornly off the beaten track. However, with specialty birds such as Keel-billed Motmot, Wine-throated Hummingbird, Resplendent Quetzal, Lovely Cotinga, and the endemic Honduran Emerald, plus comfortable lodges and beautiful scenery, visitors will quickly realize that the country provides...

India: The South

India has long fascinated naturalists and travelers alike, and it’s easy to see why. The fabulously rich wildlife, the cultural and geographic diversity, and the Indian people themselves combine to make this a fascinating place to visit again and again. Compared with the north, southern India has been relatively poorly explored...

Ecuador: The South

Although Ecuador is renowned for epic birding, the south stands out like a string of pearls—accessible and vastly different habitats supporting an astounding diversity of species and most of this small country’s endemics. We’ll sample these habitats, from the paramo above treeline in the high Andes, to the rainforest of...