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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
Cruise: Pacific Coast in Fall
Albatrosses, Pterodromas, and Seabirding in Comfort
Fall is an excellent time to be at sea in the Eastern Pacific! Many of our summer residents are starting or ending their southern migrations, while the potential for rarities increases. Our Fall cruises are great opportunities to look for Fall specialties such as Buller’s, Flesh-footed and Short-tailed Shearwaters, as...
Indonesia: West Papua
The island of New Guinea is surely one of the most exciting birding destinations on Earth. The array of monarchs, honeyeaters, fruit-doves, kingfishers, and parrots are thrilling in their own right, but the otherworldly birds-of-paradise are without doubt the most superlative avian wonders to be found anywhere. Our tour of...
Mexico: Baja California's Cape Region
Connected to North America by a 770-mile peninsula, the Cape Region of Baja California is in some ways a familiar place, with many of the area’s plants and animals also found in California or the Sonoran desert of Arizona and west Mexico. Yet there are obvious differences – differences that...
Colombia: The Santa Marta Mountains
Colombia is well known for its habitat diversity and high level of bird endemism. This is especially true of the isolated Santa Marta mountains in northeastern Colombia and the Guajira Peninsula on the Caribbean coast. The impressive number of species found here include the beautiful and sought-after White-whiskered Spinetail, Santa...
Alaska: Majesty of the North
Alaska is a spectacular state with stunning snow-covered peaks rising out of flower-laden tundra and vast glaciers flowing into forest-lined fjords, and June is a wonderful month to search for the state’s special birds. We’ll begin in Nome where rolling tundra, rich in ptarmigans, jaegers, and shorebirds, merges with rugged...
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...
Hawaii
Rainbow of Birds
It might be the 50th state, but birding Hawai‘i feels like a world away. Here, on one of the world’s most remote archipelagos, the chance arrival of far-flung waifs—a rosefinch and a monarch flycatcher from the East, and a solitaire and several waterbirds from North America—led to mind-blowing adaptive radiation...
Japan in Spring
Endemics and Culture
Modern Japan, now one of the world’s largest economies, appears to many to be an overdeveloped, urbanized, and industrialized land clothed from north to south in factories, housing, and concrete. However, Japan is a very mountainous country with many inaccessible regions. The Japanese have a strong traditional affinity with nature...