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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
Texas: The Rio Grande Valley in Winter
Including Whooping Cranes
At a time when much of the country is still firmly in winter’s embrace, South Texas offers a typically mild climate along with a notable abundance and diversity of both wintering and resident birds. We’ll visit famed spots such as South Padre Island, Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge, Bentsen -...
Ecuador: Mindo and the Northwest Andes
The Andes of western Ecuador have some of the best and most accessible birding locations in all of South America, and the wonderful Séptimo Paraíso Cloud Forest Reserve in Mindo is a prime example. While one-stop Ecuador tours will produce fewer species than a multi-week, all-country blitz, even a short...
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico, once a Spanish colony and now a U.S. territory and popular holiday destination, provides an easy week-long getaway for the visiting birder. With excellent roads providing convenient access to its many forest reserves, Puerto Rico offers some of the most enjoyable birdwatching in the Caribbean. We’ll look for...
Mexico: Oaxaca and Western Chiapas
Oaxaca and Western Chiapas comprises one of the richest areas of bird endemism in Mexico: the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. The region’s unique blend of species are a reflection of its location at the point where the Nearctic faunal realm meets the Neotropics. South of the isthmus, for example, there are...
Peru: The Magnificent Manu Road and Lowland Rainforest
The rainforests of southeastern Peru have long been known to be among the most biodiverse areas in the world. Starting in the mountainous regions of Cusco and Puno, several rivers drain off the Andes into the Madre de Dios—Mother of God—before joining waters flowing northeast out of Bolivia and eventually...
Ghana
Lying on the Gulf of Guinea along Africa’s tropical western coast, Ghana is rich in both ancient tradition and in the history of Europe’s early colonial expansion into West Africa. Today it is a vibrant and colorful country stretching from the blinding white beaches of the Atlantic through dense, deep green...
Cruise: New Zealand, the Tasman Sea and Australia
An Antipodean Adventure
Bordered by the Tasman Sea on the west and the South Pacific on the east, New Zealand stretches almost 1,000 miles north to south. Eons of isolation have given the three main islands and a multitude of smaller islands a unique avifauna, with four endemic families, and an array of...
Maryland and West Virginia
Birding the American Civil War: Gettysburg, Antietam, and the Appalachians
General Robert E. Lee made two forays north into Union territory, the first in September 1862 and the other in late June of the following year. Lee had multiple reasons for both invasions, but a primary goal was to relieve pressure on the beleaguered South, especially in the West. By...