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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
Maryland and West Virginia
Birding the American Civil War: Gettysburg, Antietam, and the Appalachians
General Robert E. Lee made two forays north into Union territory, the first in September 1862 and the other in late June of the following year. Lee had multiple reasons for both invasions, but a primary goal was to relieve pressure on the beleaguered South, especially in the West. By...
Nebraska: The Sandhills and the Platte River
Sandhill Cranes and Prairie Chicken
As it crosses the plains of central Nebraska, the Platte River hosts one of North America’s greatest wildlife spectacles. Each spring, several million birds stop over on their northbound migration, among them more than 500,000 Sandhill Cranes, some 80 percent of the world population. Every evening and morning, the cranes...
Japan in Winter
A visit to Japan in the winter is something birders everywhere should consider. The long chain of islands that make up Japan straddle the Pacific coast of Asia, providing a wintering ground for some of the world’s most sought-after birds.Our tour ranges from the southernmost of Japan’s four main islands,...
Sri Lanka
Early travelers romantically named Sri Lanka ‘the teardrop of India.’ Just 270 miles long and 140 miles wide, this small island does indeed look like a tear that has fallen from the face of the subcontinent to become petrified in the Indian Ocean. Having, in reality, risen from the sea...
Oregon in Spring
Oregon is well known for lush ancient forests and a picturesque coastline that teems with waterbirds. This is the Oregon west of the Cascade Mountains, where most of the human population resides. Less well known is how radically different the habitat and climate become as one moves south and east....
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...
The Galápagos Islands
The Galápagos Islands were born out of the bowels of the earth millions of years ago as intense volcanic activity spewed forth lava and buckled the seabed. The resulting archipelago, some 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, now straddles the equator, scattered far and wide by the slow movement...
Portugal
Birds and Culture
Portugal offers a fantastic diversity of habitats and birds in a relatively small area, which enables visiting several species rich areas in this lovely country without traveling long distances. Within a half hour’s drive from Lisbon’s International Airport, two remarkable protected wetlands, the Tagus Estuary and the Sado Estuary Natural...