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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
Spain in Autumn
Our new tour focuses on the country’s most southern region, Andalusia, an area of great contrast, with vast plains, towering mountains, stunning coastlines, and rolling countryside with attractive pueblos blancos (white towns) dotting the landscape. We’ll explore these habitats and visit the Strait of Gibraltar, Western Europe’s primary migration flyway...
Brazil: The Northeast - Bahia the Beautiful
with Indigo Macaw
Bahia is known among Brazilians as a cultural hotspot celebrated for exotic food, mysterious religions, and energetic dance forms. But it’s also a natural history wonderland, encompassing nearly all that Brazil has to offer. From coastal white-sand woodland, to interior caatinga, to the moist mata atlântica of the hilly south,...
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...
Alaska: Majesty of the North
Alaska is a spectacular state with stunning snow-covered peaks rising out of flower-laden tundra and vast glaciers flowing into forest-lined fjords, and June is a wonderful month to search for the state’s special birds. We’ll begin in Nome where rolling tundra, rich in ptarmigans, jaegers, and shorebirds, merges with rugged...
The Solomon Islands
Into the Heart of the Solomons
The Solomon Islands are one of the few remaining places where one can well and truly get away from it all. Many of these islands support only tiny coastal villages where the main mode of transport is dugout canoe and where fishing on reefs by hand is commonplace. They are...
Northwest Ohio: Spring Migration
Branded as the “Warbler Capital of the World”, Northwest Ohio and the famous Magee Marsh boardwalk are one of the best areas to witness spring migration in North America! The convergence of several migration routes, the bird-blocking effect of Lake Erie, and a fine mix of habitats combine to produce...
Thailand: Central
Khao Yai and Kaeng Krachen National Parks and the Spoon-billed Sandpiper
Thailand is a fascinating country with many wonderful national parks and reserves supporting huge numbers of resident and wintering birds and is also home to a rich and ancient culture. Our tour visits the marshy plains, mangrove coastline, and salt pans at Pak Thale and Laem Phak Bia south of...
Peru: Rainforest Lodges of the Madre de Dios
The rainforests of southeastern Peru have long been known as the most species-rich in the world. Starting in the mountainous regions of Cusco and Puno, several rivers drain off the Andes into the river called Madre de Dios—Mother of God—before joining waters flowing northeast out of Bolivia and eventually making...