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Meet Our Team
Our guides are world-class experts passionate about conservation, with decades of field experience and an unparalleled ability to spot and identify birds across global habitats, creating unforgettable shared experiences for birders of all skill levels.
Featured Tours
North Carolina
Pelagics and Pineywoods
This surf and turf rollick along the Outer Banks of North Carolina offers a diverse selection of sought after species on both land and sea.
Senegal
Africa’s Sahel region is sandwiched between the Sahara Desert to the north and the lush forests of Upper Guinea to the south. It consists mostly of dry savannah, dry woodland and semi-desert but it also supports some of West Africa’s most important wetlands, and a wealth of special birds not...
Arizona: A Winter Week in the Southeast
This short winter tour covers a slice of southeastern Arizona at a time when bird populations are high—in some cases spectacularly high. We’ll visit imposing mountains, desolate canyons, vast grasslands, desert lakes and streams, and a few favored human-made sites. We’ll look for the area’s specialized avifauna, search for rarities...
Scotland
The Scottish Highlands are one of the last truly wild places in the United Kingdom. The imposing Grant Arms Hotel, home to The Birdwatching and Wildlife Club with its own Club room, wildlife information center, bookshop and natural history library, is ideally placed to explore the region. From this comfortable...
Madagascar
The heaviest bird that ever existed, the Elephant Bird, lived in Madagascar and may actually have survived until only 300 years ago. The Musée de l’Académie in Antananarivo has the only complete skeleton, but the rest of this great red island is even today so full of strange and wonderful...
Ecuador: The Amazon Lowlands 1
A Week at Sani Lodge
The Amazonian lowlands of eastern Ecuador harbor one of the most diverse avian assemblages in the world, comparable to parts of eastern and southeastern Peru in both richness and beauty. Sani Lodge, three hours by boat down the Napo River from the end of the road at the Amazonian town...
Guyana
Kaieteur Falls, Sun Parakeet and Red Siskin Specialties
Guyana is a neglected jewel of Neotropical birding. Long overshadowed by its better-known neighbors to the west and south, this English-speaking country on the northeast coast of South America includes vast expanses of unbroken forest among its wide range of habitats. A wide diversity of parrots, cotingas, and antbirds will...
Portugal
Birds and Culture
Portugal offers a fantastic diversity of habitats and birds in a relatively small area, which enables visiting several species rich areas in this lovely country without traveling long distances. Within a half hour’s drive from Lisbon’s International Airport, two remarkable protected wetlands, the Tagus Estuary and the Sado Estuary Natural...