WINGS Birding Tours Worldwide
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Spain: Birding in the Land of the Lynx
Jan 10-19, 2026 • Oli Reville and a local leader
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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
Kenya in November
Samburu to the Masai Mara
The vast expanses of East Africa have long been part of every traveler’s dreams, a land of rolling grasslands dotted with acacia trees, snow-capped mountain rising above the limitless horizons, and riverine forests harboring colorful birds and troops of monkeys. Of course the large mammals of the East African plains...
Idaho: Cassia Crossbill and Southern Idaho
In 2017 the AOS Checklist Committee agreed after extensive research by Craig Benkman that the endemic subspecies of Red Crossbill from Idaho’s eastern Twin Falls and Cassia Counties was a full species, the Cassia Crossbill (Loxia sinesciurus). The translation of the species name, sinesciurus, literally means “without squirrels,” and indeed...
Cruise: Pacific Coast in Fall
Albatrosses, Pterodromas, and Seabirding in Comfort
Fall is an excellent time to be at sea in the Eastern Pacific! Many of our summer residents are starting or ending their southern migrations, while the potential for rarities increases. Our Fall cruises are great opportunities to look for Fall specialties such as Buller’s, Flesh-footed and Short-tailed Shearwaters, as...
Brazil: Marvelous Mato Grosso
The Pantanal, Chapada dos Guimarães, and Cristalino Jungle Lodge
Use a map to trace the geographical center of the South American continent and you will find yourself pointing at the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso. Straddling the continental divide between the Amazon and Plata river basins, this amazingly diverse state provides the easiest and best access to the largest...
Mexico: San Blas
Mangroves and Forests
Not far from the U.S. yet in the midst of a rich and decidedly tropical avifauna, the small coastal fishing town of San Blas, Nayarit, has long been famous among birdwatchers. From our base in town we’ll explore the nearby palm and thorn forests, oak woods, coffee plantations, mangroves, freshwater...
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Georgia in Autumn
Migration Along the Black Sea
Georgia rewards its visitors with breathtaking scenery, a rich history, and stunning architecture. For the birdwatcher, a migration corridor with more than a million southbound birds of prey and other species, a number of Caucasian mountain endemics, and an abundance of forest, wetland and grassland birds is similarly alluring. Intertwining...
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico, once a Spanish colony and now a U.S. territory and popular holiday destination, provides an easy week-long getaway for the visiting birder. With excellent roads providing convenient access to its many forest reserves, Puerto Rico offers some of the most enjoyable birdwatching in the Caribbean. We’ll look for...
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,...