Maps, directions, and concise insider info on great birding locations in North America.
Kentucky Warbler. Photo by Hans Spiecker
The national park protecting Mayan ruins is home to parrots, toucans, and many other birds Read More “Birding Tikal National Park in Guatemala”
Wildlife Acoustics, makers of the Song Sleuth bird identifying app, is conducting a sweepstakes in which the winner will go birding with David Sibley in … Read More “Song Sleuth contest: Go birding with David Sibley in Maine”
The Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network (WHSRN) recently designated nearly 80,000 acres along the Georgia coast as its 100th site of importance for shorebirds. The … Read More “Shorebird network names Georgia barrier islands as 100th site”
No bird family captures the imagination like the toucans. Here’s an introduction to Costa Rica’s six members of the family and its two similar barbets. Read More “Eye candy: Toucans and barbets are must-see species in Costa Rica”
A new national moment is the highlight of a trip to northern Maine Read More “Birding Maine’s North Woods”
A nest counter on Midway Atoll confronts millions of Laysan Albatross, tens of thousands of Bonin Petrels, and one lonely Short-tailed Albatross Read More “A visit to Pihemanu”
If you’ve ever thought it might be fun to see a Spanish Imperial Eagle, one of the rarest birds of prey in the world, or … Read More “Five birding hotspots in southern Portugal”
