WINGS Birding Tours Worldwide
We plan tours that feature engaging, professional leaders and a trusted network of in-country experts. These are tours that we would want to go on: a fun combination of serious birdwatching and natural history.
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Guaranteed tours on this list are running within the next 3-4 months, have space(s) available, and have been invoiced and confirmed.
Spain in Autumn
Sep 7-17, 2025 • Oli Reville and a local leader
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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
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 Chestnut-sided Shrike-Vireo. With an expected split...
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...
Indonesia: Java and Sumatra
Indonesia is the largest archipelago of islands in the world and ranks fourth for the number of bird species by country (Birdlife International, 2019) and has more endemic bird species (528!) than any other country. Sumatra and Java in particular has some of the most biodiverse forests. Our tour to...
Peru: Machu Picchu and the Manu-Kosñipata Road
The awe-inspiring Inca ruins of Machu Picchu need no introduction, and any birding trip to this region of Peru should include a visit. We’ll take advantage of our time here to bird the Urubamba River valley as well as some high-elevation lakes and marshes before continuing on to the Manu...
Madagascar
The heaviest bird that ever existed, the Elephant Bird, lived in Madagascar and may actually have survived until only 300 years ago. The Musée de l’Académie in Antananarivo has the only complete skeleton, but the rest of this great red island is even today so full of strange and wonderful...
Taiwan
Early Portuguese sailors dubbed Taiwan “Isla Formosa”—the beautiful island—and although the title was abandoned some time ago in favor of the Chinese name, Taiwan is still a strikingly attractive island with some spectacular mountain scenery. Sitting astride the Tropic of Cancer, less than 250 miles from north to south and...
North Carolina
Pelagics and Pineywoods
This surf and turf rollick along the Outer Banks of North Carolina offers a diverse selection of sought after species on both land and sea.
Senegal
Africa’s Sahel region is sandwiched between the Sahara Desert to the north and the lush forests of Upper Guinea to the south. It consists mostly of dry savannah, dry woodland and semi-desert but it also supports some of West Africa’s most important wetlands, and a wealth of special birds not...