Worldwide Birding & Avian Migration Timing

Toucans, Scarlet Macaws & Resplendent Quetzal

Over 500 bird species recorded in the Arenal basin, with keel-billed toucans, scarlet macaws, and the resplendent quetzal in high-canopy cloud forests.

Hakalau Forest, Kīlauea & Endemic Honeycreepers

Endangered endemic Hawaiian honeycreepers (ʻIʻiwi, ʻAkapane, ʻAkiapōlāʻau) protected in old-growth koa forests of Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge.

Canopy Birdwatching

Over 400 avian species in Mashpi, with 36 endemic Chocó species, velvet-purple coronets, and Andean cock-of-the-rock leks.

Atlantic Forest Birding

Over 450 species in the subtropical Atlantic Forest, including great dusky swifts flying through the waterfalls and toco toucans.

Forest Canopy Birdwatching

Broadleaf evergreen forest habitats supporting copper pheasants, Japanese paradise flycatchers, and crested kingfishers along river gorges.

Osa Canopy

Home to Central America’s largest remaining wild population of scarlet macaws, plus the endemic black-cheeked ant-tanager.

Birdwatching (Endemics)

Primary habitat for 28 of Jamaica's 29 endemic bird species, including the red-billed streamertail (doctor bird) and Jamaican tody.

Montane Canopy Birdwatching

High-altitude Albertine Rift endemics including Rwenzori turacos, Archer’s ground robins, and regal sunbirds on the volcanic slopes.

Látrabjarg, Dyrhólaey & Westman Islands

Over 60% of the world's Atlantic puffin population nesting on the sheer sea cliffs of Látrabjarg, Dyrhólaey, and the Westman Islands from May to August.

Kilauea Point NWR, Kokee & Na Pali Seabirds

Nesting red-footed boobies, Laysan albatrosses, and red-tailed tropicbirds on coastal bluffs at Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge.

S'Albufera Bird Tracking

S'Albufera Nature Reserve is the largest wetland in the Balearics, hosting over 300 migratory species, Eleonora’s falcons, and greater flamingos.

Bald Eagles & Atlantic Flyway

Major Atlantic Flyway migration corridor with nesting bald eagles, peregrine falcons, and over 20 species of colorful wood warblers.

Maremma Wetland Birding

Maremma Regional Park wetlands and Orbetello Lagoon providing crucial Mediterranean stopovers for flamingos, ospreys, and purple herons.

Bald Eagles, Harlequin Ducks & Alpine Species

Harlequin ducks on fast glacial streams, white-tailed ptarmigan on alpine tundra, and bald eagles nesting along the Flathead River.

Oak Creek, Verde River & Red Rock State Park

Oak Creek Canyon riparian corridor hosting over 250 species including summer tanagers, yellow-breasted chats, and nesting peregrine falcons.

Golden Eagles, Wallcreepers & Alpine Choughs

Alpine cliff specialists including wallcreepers, alpine choughs, golden eagles, and rock ptarmigan inhabiting high limestone crags above 7,000 feet.

Riverine Birdwatching

Over 500 resident and migratory bird species including southern ground hornbills, martial eagles, and lilac-breasted rollers along the Sabie River.

Riverine Acacia Birdwatching

Over 470 recorded bird species including 57 birds of prey, secretary birds stalking savannah grass, and seasonal migratory flocks.

Equatorial Birdwatching

Diverse savannah birding with Kori bustards (the heaviest flying bird in Africa), Fischer’s lovebirds, and endemic grey-breasted spurfowl.