We completed our 50‑state journey on this birding road trip through Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Minnesota. From prairie cliffs to quiet wetlands, this milestone trip added new species, revisited early states, and set the stage for a 2026 cross‑country train adventure.
From domed rail cars and river rafting to jeep tours, bush planes, and a fjord cruise, this journey carried us across Alaska’s most dramatic landscapes. With expert planning from Alaska Tour & Travel, we explored Denali, Talkeetna, and Seward while birding at every stop—ending the week with 73 species and 5 lifers.
Follow the Weekend Warbler to Nome, Alaska, for a 4-day birding adventure with UAF Summer Sessions. From the elusive Bristle-thighed Curlew to the rare Asian Great Knot, discover how our group netted 97 species and toasted to 15 lifers at the historic Safety Roadhouse
Trip Date: November 2024 Location: Hawaii To celebrate our anniversary, we set off for the Big Island of Hawaii. This blog serves as a guide to the numerous birding hotspots…
Trip Date: May 2024 | Location: Arizona We looked forward to our second attendance at the Southwest Wings Birding and Nature Festival, Arizona’s oldest birding festival. The first week in…
This Bird of the Month 2023 recap highlights our most memorable sightings across Florida, Utah, Vermont, New York, Canada, and Bonaire — from rare vagrants to unforgettable lifers. January -…
We spent spring and summer exploring birding hotspots across the Northeast, from New York to Ontario, discovering warblers, shorebirds, and unforgettable wildlife moments.
In winter 2023, we explored Salt Lake City, observing varied bird species amidst heavy snowfall. Our birding journey included key sites like Jordan River Parkway, Lee Kay Ponds, and Antelope Island, culminating in 107 species documented over our trip.
Our Birding Highlights 2022 recap features seven new life birds and our top 10 birding moments from across the U.S. and Canada. A year full of surprises.
We finally explored Arkansas and Oklahoma for a long‑awaited birding trip, visiting Petit Jean, Holla Bend, Sequoyah NWR, and more while recording 93 species in three days.