WINGS Birding Tours Worldwide
Welcome to WINGS
If you’re an old hand, we hope our program is of interest. If you’re new to birding tours, you might find our essay “Choosing a Birding Tour” helpful.
What's New
Lesser Antilles, 7-20 February 2021, with Ryan Chenery -- These 10 stunningly beautiful Caribbean islands form... (more)
Oregon: Birds & Theater, 21-27 August 2020, with Ethan Kistler and Rich Hoyer -- The Oregon Shakespeare Festival began as a three-day... (more)
Scotland, Apr 26 - May 2 2020, with Stephen Menzie -- The Scottish Highlands are one of the last truly wild... (more)
Northwest Ohio: Spring Migration, 3-9 May 2020, with Ethan Kistler -- Branded as the “Warbler Capital of the World”,... (more)
Honduras, 9-17 April 2021, with Steve Howell -- Honduras is one of the least-known countries in the... (more)
Guaranteed Tours
Ecuador: Amazon Lowlands 16-25 February. One space.
Thailand: The South 19 February-3 March. One space.
China: Yunnan Province 7-22 March.
Belize 14-24 March.
Jamaica 14-22 March.
Nepal 16-29 March.
Costa Rica in Spring 17-31 March.
Colorado Lekking Grouse 3-13 April.
Philippines 5-20 April.
Texas: the Upper Coast 9-16 April. One space.
Private Tours
WINGS organizes private tours worldwide. Details here.
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From the Field
January 19: Jared Clarke on his recently concluded winter tour in Newfoundland
Our popular “Newfoundland in Winter”... (more)
January 16: Steve Howell on his recently completed Mexican tour to San Blas
As always, the birds kept us busy, but in a relaxed... (more)
January 7: Gavin Bieber on his recently completed tour, Australia: Queensland and New South Wales
Our Eastern Australia Tour kicked off with a... (more)
December 20: Rich Hoyer on his recently concluded tour, Brazil: Minas Gerais
It’s hard to imagine a long week of birding... (more)
December 13: Gavin Bieber on his recent tour, Panama: Bocas del Toro and the Western Highlands.
It’s surely a testament to the diversity... (more)
Our Leaders & Staff
Jon Dunn
Jon Dunn has lived much of his life in California, where he became a birder at age eight, an event triggered, he says, by the life-altering appearance of a bright male Hooded Oriole in his garden. Jon has extensive knowledge of the identification and... (more)
Featured Tour
Guatemala
Just a three-hour flight from the US, the highlands of Guatemala’s Pacific slope are famous worldwide for holding a host of regional endemics. The improbable-looking Pink-headed Warbler might top the list, but it’s hardly outdone by other gems like Blue-throated Motmot, Blue-and-white Mockingbird, and Wine-throated Hummingbird. With an... (more)
AZ Birding
Coming to southeastern Arizona and want guiding help for just a day or two? Find an excellent guide at AZ-Birding.
