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Cruise: The Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand and Australia, 3-19 December 2024, with Steve Howell and Luke Seitz -- ‘Unique’ is an overused word these days,... (more)
Mexico: Veracruz, Sep 29 - Oct 7 2023, with Steve Howell and Luke Seitz -- Spanning from the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico... (more)
Portugal, 4-17 October 2023, with Helder Cardoso -- Portugal offers a fantastic diversity of habitats... (more)
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Uganda with Brian Finch - 18 June - 7 July.
Arizona: Second Spring with Jon Dunn - 23 July - 3 August.
Costa Rica in July with Luke Seitz - 18-29 July.
Canary Islands with John Muddeman - 27 July-3 August.
Romania: Birds and Medieval Monasteries with Tudor Blaj - 18-27 August.
Oregon: Birds & Theater with Rich Hoyer, 21 - 27 August
Alaska: Fall Migration at Gambell & Pribilofs with Raymond Vanbuskirk - 1-14 September.
Western Australia & Nothern Territories with Gavin Bieber - 16 Sept-2 Oct. One space remains.
CONFIRMING SOON:
Madagascar with Brian Finch - 6-24 September.
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Crested Owl often roosts around Sani Lodge on our tour, Ecuador: The Amazon Lowlands.
Photo: Steve N.G. Howell
The Pelagics and Pineywoods tour wasn’t able to get offshore due to some unseasonable weather (30-35mph winds and... (more)
Taiwan Barbet, arguably one of the island’s smartest, was the first of the endemics we saw. Equally vociferous Black-necklaced... (more)
Our Guatemala tour in April was simply wonderful, with amazing views of most of the highland specialties and a great bird-filled... (more)
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Luke Seitz’s birding career took off when a brilliant male Scarlet Tanager graced his Connecticut yard when he was only six years old. Birds then became an all-encompassing focus and he hasn’t looked back since. Luke graduated from... (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. Less well known are the astonishing concentrations of boreal migrants—especially wood warblers—that share these cool... (more)
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