Long Island North Fork Winter Birding
Join our winter birding adventure to the North Fork of Long Island, featuring sightings of Harlequin Ducks, Snow Buntings, and a Great Cormorant.
Join our winter birding adventure to the North Fork of Long Island, featuring sightings of Harlequin Ducks, Snow Buntings, and a Great Cormorant.
Introduction: We closed out 2019 just as we started it, with a trip to Northeast Florida and Southern Georgia. This time, our home base was Fernandina Beach, the historic "shrimp…
Explore Southern California's birding diversity—from San Diego's tidal flats and Joshua Tree's desert peaks to mountain trails in the San Jacinto range.
An unexpected business trip to Burbank, California, turned out to be the highlight of September! This cool city, with its nearby canyons and mountains—not to mention its great food scene—also…
A look at the birds, butterflies, and moths found in the Champlain and Central Adirondacks, from hummingbirds and Merlins to Monarchs, owls, and forest‑dwelling warblers.
Spring migration at Magee Marsh is a bucket-list experience for every birder. Join us for a recap of our 2019 birding trip through Ohio and Niagara, where we faced high waters, chilly breezes, and unexpected detours. From finding a Sora and Tundra Swans to enjoying the lights of Niagara Falls, we're sharing how we made the most of this adventurous journey
Our Nebraska Prairie Chicken trip highlights the McCook Prairie Chicken Dance Tour, one of the best ways to experience this rare spring display on the Great Plains.
From the snow-dusted vistas of Pikes Peak to the hidden avian treasures of local cemeteries, our Colorado winter birding trip was a whirlwind of high-altitude scenery and unexpected finds. Join us as we explore the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, the iconic red rocks of Garden of the Gods, and the urban birding gems that made this return trip one to remember.
Trip Date: March - April 2019 | Location: Florida We made two trips to South Florida for birding, and our first stop in March was Cape Coral to see Burrowing…
A three‑day February getaway to Texas delivered everything we hoped for: a five‑raptor morning at Attwater Prairie Chicken NWR, a Barred Owl surprise at Cibolo, a lively walk at Mitchell Lake, and unforgettable views of 19 Whooping Cranes at Aransas Bay. We wrapped up with a spectacular tour of King Ranch’s Santa Gertrudis Unit, adding Green Jays, Olive Sparrow, Least Grebes, and a finale of Sprague’s Pipits. Trip totals: 116 species, 44 year birds, and one lifer.