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Spain in Autumn
Sep 7-17, 2025 • 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
Indonesia: Sulawesi and Halmahera
The Indonesian province of Sulawesi, formerly known as the Celebes, is the large, odd-shaped island, variously described as resembling a spider or orchid, to the east of Borneo and west of New Guinea. It has the highest number of endemic bird species of any of the Indonesian islands—arguably, more than...
France: Birding à la Française
Birds, Wine and Cheese in Southern France
France is best known for its food and wine, but it also has wonderful birds! Our tour will mix these ingredients; binoculars will never be very far from the corkscrew, and you will be reading your field guide with a mouthful of local cheese. Our idea is simple. We’ll visit...
Borneo: Sarawak Endemics
Black Oriole, Hose's Broadbill and Dulit Frogmouth
Borneo is quite rightly regarded as one of the great storehouses of our planet’s incredible biological diversity. Charles Darwin’s famous description, “one great, wild, untidy, luxuriant hothouse made by nature herself,” although often said incorrectly to have been inspired by Borneo, is in fact perfect for Borneo. Sarawak, the legendary...
Indonesia: West Papua
The island of New Guinea is surely one of the most exciting birding destinations on Earth. The array of monarchs, honeyeaters, fruit-doves, kingfishers, and parrots are thrilling in their own right, but the otherworldly birds-of-paradise are without doubt the most superlative avian wonders to be found anywhere. Our tour of...
Alaska: Fall Migration at Gambell & Nome
Birding on the Bering Sea outposts during the early autumn offers a variety of western Alaska specialties, an incredible seabird spectacle, southbound shorebirds that include small numbers of Old World species, and a good chance of finding Asian landbird strays. This revamped tour is scheduled to take in both Nome,...
Arizona: A Winter Week in the Southeast
This short 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 along...
China: Sichuan
Sichuan province, right in the heart of the Middle Kingdom, is a fabulously bird-rich region, home to the bulk of China’s endemic birds and most of its Giant Pandas. We’ll concentrate on seeing the endemic and near-endemic species as well as sampling the cuisine, genuine hospitality, and dramatic scenery for...
Colombia: The West
Montezuma Road and Valle del Cauca
Colombia’s Western Cordillera or ‘cordillera occidental’, isolated by the Pacific to the West and the dry Cauca Valley to the East, is one of the highest centers of endemism in the world. On our new tour, we can expect to see an amazing number of unique birds endemic to this...