WINGS Birding Tours Worldwide

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...

Peru: The Magnificent Manu Road and Lowland Rainforest

The rainforests of southeastern Peru have long been known to be among the most biodiverse areas in the world. Starting in the mountainous regions of Cusco and Puno, several rivers drain off the Andes into the Madre de Dios—Mother of God—before joining waters flowing northeast out of Bolivia and eventually...

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,...

Belize

Belize is a birder's paradise. Bordered on its western side by Mexico and Guatemala, and on the east by the Caribbean Sea and the second-longest barrier reef in the world, Belize forms part of the Mesoamerican Biological Corridor which stretches from Mexico to Panama. The northern half of the country...

Argentina: The South

Pampas, Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego

Argentina contains a greater variety of habitats than any other South American country. Stretching from the sub-tropical forests around Iguazú Falls to the sub-Antarctic island of Tierra del Fuego, the landscapes are as varied as one could wish, and the birds are similarly diverse. We’ll start in the pampas southeast...

New Mexico in Winter

Santa Fe to the Bosque

As we explore the central corridor of New Mexico, we’ll travel through riverine cottonwood stands along the Upper Rio Grande River, expansive fields and ponds where countless waterfowl and cranes spend the winter, large lakes attractive to wintering waterbirds, and snowcapped mountains swathed in conifer forest. Along the way we’ll...

The Galápagos Islands

The Galápagos Islands were born out of the bowels of the earth millions of years ago as intense volcanic activity spewed forth lava and buckled the seabed. The resulting archipelago, some 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, now straddles the equator, scattered far and wide by the slow movement...

India: The South

India has long fascinated naturalists and travelers alike, and it’s easy to see why. The fabulously rich wildlife, the cultural and geographic diversity, and the Indian people themselves combine to make this a fascinating place to visit again and again. Compared with the north, southern India has been relatively poorly explored...