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Alaska: The Pribilofs and Utqiagvik (Barrow) in Fall, Sep 29 - Oct 7 2024, with Raymond VanBuskirk -- Alaska’s Pribilof Islands lie in the Bering... (more)
Poland in Spring, 19-26 May 2024, with Stephen Menzie -- Birding in Eastern Poland in late May is magical.... (more)
Colombia: Central, Jun 28 - Jul 8 2024, with Fabrice Schmitt -- Hummingbirds galore plus sparkling tanagers, elusive antpittas and even Mountain-Toucan, all while enjoying a cup of Colombian coffee! (more)
Trinidad and Tobago, 17-27 July 2024, with Ethan Kistler -- Lying just off the coast of Venezuela, the island... (more)
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Spring Migration in the Midwest with Ethan Kistler. 8-19 May. Two Spaces Remain
Mongolia with Paul French. 26 May–12 June.
CONFIRMING SOON:
Indonesia: West Papua with Susan Myers. 26 June-19 July.
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Rufous Antpitta is one of perhaps 15 species of antpitta possible on our tour, Colombia.
Photo: Fabrice Schmitt
Our winter tour in Japan this year featured the usual array of fantastic birds – the incredible numbers of cranes,... (more)
Belize is a beautiful gem of a country with its extensive emerald-colored forests, pastoral farmlands and sparkling Caribbean... (more)
It was a fantastic two weeks aboard the Coral Princess, with scores of seabirds during our days at sea and a host of endemic... (more)
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John is a professional tour guide, writer, and scientific translator, with a lifelong interest in diverse aspects of natural history. He lives in the Madrid mountains and has guided organized groups on 5 continents. Concentrating closer to home, he has... (more)
Just a three-hour flight from the US, the highlands of Guatemala’s Pacific slope are famous worldwide for two birds: the improbable-looking Pink-headed Warbler and the bizarre and critically endangered Horned Guan. And with an expected split happening soon, one more species will be added to the list of specialties: the only true Guatemalan endemic,... (more)
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