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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India: The North
Feb 22 to Mar 12 2025 • Susan Myers and a local leader
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The Solomon Islands
Aug 18 to Sep 5 2025 • Faraaz Abdool and local guides
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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
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...
Northwest Ohio: Spring Migration
Branded as the “Warbler Capital of the World”, Northwest Ohio and the famous Magee Marsh boardwalk are one of the best areas to witness spring migration in North America! The convergence of several migration routes, the bird-blocking effect of Lake Erie, and a fine mix of habitats combine to produce...
Panama: Fall at the Canopy Tower
Panama is one of those fortunate places where two great avifaunas meet. As one moves from the Costa Rican border east toward the Colombian border, Central American birds drop out and the truly Neotropical groups such as antbirds, woodcreepers, tyrant flycatchers, hummingbirds and tanagers begin to dominate. It all makes...
Ecuador: The South
Although Ecuador is renowned for epic birding, the south stands out like a string of pearls—accessible and vastly different habitats supporting an astounding diversity of species and most of this small country’s endemics. We’ll sample these habitats, from the paramo above treeline in the high Andes, to the rainforest of...
Indonesia: The Lesser Sunda Islands
Sumba, Timor and Flores
The islands of Nusa Tenggara, or the Lesser Sundas, stretch across the Java Sea north of Australia, between the islands of New Guinea and Bali. They are part of a unique region known as Wallacea, which contains a distinctive fauna representing a mix of Asian and Australian species. The tropical...
Oman
The Sultanate of Oman – one of the most attractive, unspoiled, and safest countries in the Middle East – offers an extraordinary wealth of birds and an exceptionally pleasant, welcoming, and relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy them. Located on the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, and with over...
Ecuador: The East Slope of the Andes
Ecuador as a birding destination is well known and difficult to rival, and the east slope of the Andes as they plunge toward the humid lowlands of the steamy Amazon Basin is about as rich in bird species as it gets. The scenic peaks of the eastern Andes combine high...
Spain in Autumn
This exciting tour focuses on the country’s most southern region, Andalusia, an area of great contrast, with vast plains, towering mountains, stunning coastlines, and rolling countryside with attractive pueblos blancos (white towns) dotting the landscape. We’ll explore these habitats and visit the Strait of Gibraltar, Western Europe’s primary migration flyway...