This 11-day tour in November 2021 focused on the birds, natural history, and culture of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Trip Leaders were Ivan Phillipsen and Luis Morales.
This 7-day tour in May 2021 focused on the birds around Cape May, New Jersey. The Trip Leader was Steve Robertson and this report was written by tour participants, Jon and Sue Greer.
This 14-day tour in February 2020 focused on the birds and wildlife of Borneo. The Trip Leader was Steve Robertson and this report was written by tour participant, Eric A. Kimmel.
Our visit to Montana in June 2019 was a great intro to the birds and wildlife of the state's mountainous west. The Trip Leaders were Ivan Phillipsen and Patty Newland.
Uganda is possibly the best country in Africa for birdwatching and seeing wild primates. Sue Greer, the author of this report, was a participant on our tour there in February-March 2019.
As a new birdwatcher, you might wonder, "How can I learn to identify all these birds?" No need to panic! Just start with a few birds in your backyard or in your local park.
You don't need to carry 10 lbs of medical supplies while traveling. Just be sure to carry a first aid kit that has all the essentials... and maybe a few extra items, just in case.
South Africa is a world-class destination for birding and mammalian mega-fauna. Sue Dietderich, the author of this report, was a participant on our tour there in November 2018.
Oaxaca is Mexico's most biodiverse state. On this tour, we explored several ecosystems to find birds, wildlife, and plants. We also got to experience the fascinating culture of Oaxaca.
This tour focused on birds and wildlife, from the rainforests of southeast Alaska to the snowy Alaska Range. We visited two national parks-- Glacier Bay and Denali-- and drove the entire Denali Highway.
Noah Strycker is one of the world's best-known birders. In 2015, he set a crazy goal and ending up doing something nobody had ever done. His latest book is about that big year.
Having trouble seeing birds through all the dust and grime on your trusty binoculars? It might be time to sit down and give them a proper cleaning. Here's how!
Flashy colors and aerial prowess have made hummingbirds the diminutive darlings of countless birders and nature lovers. Their evolutionary history is a fascinating story.
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