WINGS Birding Tours Worldwide
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Spain: Birding in the Land of the Lynx
Jan 10-19, 2026 • Oli Reville and a local leader
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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
Tanzania: Kilimanjaro to the Serengeti
At the time of independence, Julius Nyerere, the first president of Tanzania, was well aware of the global significance of his young nation’s wealth of wildlife, and made great efforts to ensure its security. Consequently almost one quarter of the country is today well maintained within national parks and various types of...
Greece: Lesvos
Spring Migration Through the Aegean
The stunningly beautiful Greek island of Lesvos is now firmly established as one of the best locations in Europe for observing spring migration. In spite of being one of the largest islands in the Aegean Sea (second in size only to Crete) and having an international airport at Mytilene, Lesvos...
Arizona and Utah
Fall Migration in the Canyonlands
Our tour will combine breathtaking landscapes with exciting birdwatching, especially in the desert oases. We’ll visit world-renowned canyons and monoliths sculpted from the massive Colorado Plateau, including the Grand Canyon, Bryce and Zion Canyons, Monument Valley, and the Petrified Forest. We’ll also stop at a number of historic and scenic...
Kenya in November
Samburu to the Masai Mara
The vast expanses of East Africa have long been part of every traveler’s dreams, a land of rolling grasslands dotted with acacia trees, snow-capped mountain rising above the limitless horizons, and riverine forests harboring colorful birds and troops of monkeys. Of course the large mammals of the East African plains...
Cambodia
Cambodia’s expansive forests and untouched wetlands support some of the rarest birds and mammals in the region. In recent years there have been a number of notable discoveries, including a population of the near-mythical Giant Ibis, the Mekong Wagtail, the very recently discovered Cambodian Tailorbird, and a breeding population of...
Oman
The Sultanate of Oman – one of the most attractive, unspoiled, and safest countries in the Middle East – offers an extraordinary wealth of birds and an exceptionally pleasant, welcoming, and relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy them. Located on the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, and with over...
Minnesota in Winter
Traveling to Minnesota in the depth of winter may seem to defy reason, but for the birdwatcher, the season and place combine to produce a mouth-watering array of species. Northern owls always inspire the greatest interest; we’ll look for Snowy, Great Gray, and Northern Hawk Owls, and if we’re particularly...
Spring Migration in the Midwest
Eastern Wood Warblers
There may be no better place to witness the spring passage of songbirds than the Midwest. The three main eastern migration routes converge here and since the birds are nearing their breeding grounds the males are usually in full and vigorous song. With impressive, often spectacular numbers and diversity of...