Cayaya Birding in Guatemala City offers fine birding tours in Guatemala, and these customizable tours are designed for birders and tailored according to your target species. Exclusive small group bird watching tours are organised with low impact on the environment, and ground travel is available in safe minibuses and coasters, and where necessary 4x4 vehicles. Cayaya Birding offers diverse birding experiences and unforgettable trips with stay in beautiful, peaceful eco friendly lodges and hotels, and tour leaders are active ornithologists and conservationists with intensive field research experience. Book today for the bird watching tour of a lifetime, flavored with the cultural vibrancy of the ancient and present-day Maya.READ MORE

The Holt Pond Preserve in Bridgton, Maine, USA offers a wonderful experience over the 400 acres and is located in starting at the parking area with the path taking you through a mixed forest of birch, beech, hemlock, and pine. There's a stone wall with red maple swamp behind featuring migrating birds in spring, and from there on to several hummocks and a nutrient rich glacial deposit and the Muddy River. The Holt Pond Preserve has fascinating plant eating insects, moose, minks, a resident beaver, fish and many other wild animals and plant life, there's also an overlook boardwalk that crosses over a quaking mat of sphagnum moss. Come appreciate the beauty of nature, revel in her wonders, and enjoy a wonderful visit in every season.READ MORE

Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Milton is located on the west shore of the Delaware Bay and is a 10,144 acre refuge for migratory birds. This important stopover for these migratory birds provides protected breeding habitat for threatened and endangered species including neo-tropical migrating bird species. The habitat includes salt marsh, freshwater marsh, ponds and impoundments, wooded swamps and upland grasslands and forest as they say. Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge offers lecture programs, bird walks and educational activities and there are hundreds of native plants and animal species including 308 bird species, fish species, reptiles and amphibians, mammals, rare insects and plants, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

The Whitefish Point Bird Observatory location in Paradise, Michigan is a natural migration corridor of land and water features for an incredible concentration of migrant birds. The phenomenon attracts tens of thousands of birds every spring and fall as they migrate to the Great Lakes Region. The Whitefish Point Bird Observatory has been monitoring and documenting the distribution and abundance of birds and these annual migrations for over 30 years. Information acquired will be used to increase knowledge of bird migration, further bird conservation and encourage public awareness, while research focuses on assessing the status of bird populations and movements. They hold annual events, and offer field trips to birders of all skill levels, and you can get involved by donating, adopting an owl, taking out membership and more, they also have the Owl’s Roost Gift On-line Shop with a wide selection of books, apparel and nature related gifts.READ MORE

The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation in Kingsville, Ontario was established in 1931 to continue the good work of Jack Miner who pioneered the banding of migrating waterfowl and founded the migratory waterfowl refuge system. This charitable organisation operates soley on grants and with a long history going back to when Jack formed one of the first Game Protective associations in 1900. In 1904 Jack Miner who founded the Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary for the conservation of migrating Canada geese and wild ducks, was dubbed the Father of Conservation. To this day Jacks work is honoured by the board of directors and he was inducted into the Legends of the Outdoors Hall of Fame for his pioneering work. His house is open to the public and there's a viewing platform and gazebo, and a 5km trail system in the south side of the property in the Jack Miner woods.READ MORE

Observatoire d'Oiseaux de Tadoussac is a magnificent attraction in Tadoussac, Quebec, Canada does most of it's work in the National Park Fjord-du-Saguenay area of the Bay of Moulin-a-Baude acquiring data on migratory bird populations, particularly on boreal species to assess population trends. Considered the best place in Quebec to observe migrating raptors, the strategic location of Observatoire d'Oiseaux de Tadoussac allows for the studying of the migrating bird populations clustering along the coast. Come be charmed by the banding owls and the banding passerine enjoy a memorable visit and every year they host the Migratory Bird Festival of the North Shore in the fall, it's a not be missed phenomenon of when the St. Lawrence is transformed into an immense migration corridor. READ MORE

Nova Scotia Whales in Cheticamp, Nova Scotia, offers exciting whale watching tours that include amazing opportunities of snorkellng with whales in their own environment. This interaction is known as a Soft-in-Water encounter and participants may use mask, snorkel and fin, but no scuba equipment, and to ensure minimal disturbance to the whales, participants are required to enter the water quietly and to float peacefully as a group. Nova Scotia Whales offers customized trips on board one of their zodiac vessels and these trips include seal, bird, whale watching as well as exciting opportunities of snorkeling in sea caves and coves located in areas only accessible by boat. READ MORE

The World Birding Center in Brownsville, Texas, USA is a world class birding destination, and is a network of nine sites along the 120 miles of river road from South Padre Island to Roma. Featuring habitats from dry chaparral brush and verdant riverside thickets to freshwater marshes and coastal wetlands, more than 10,000 acres will be opened up for prime viewing. The mission of the World Birding Center is to protect the native habit while increasing the understanding and appreciation of the birds and wildlife. Centered at Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park, the World Birding Center project is a global model for conservation and eco tourism development. They will be offering viewing stations, watching towers, interpretive centers and programs, and they intend to grow tourism and the number of acres protected in the Rio Grande Valley, so all benefit, and it's the perfect chance to see their famous birds.READ MORE

Kirrama Wildlife Tours is based in Innisfail, North Queensland and they offer fully accommodating birdwatching and birding tours through Northern Australia, south-west of Western Australia and Papua New Guinea. These fascinating birding adventures cover the tropical rainforests on the east, the inland arid outback and even mangroves and monsoon forests, and they welcome beginners and experienced birdwatchers in small comfortable groups. Kirrama Wildlife Tours not only offers unforgettable birdwatching tours and photo opportunities, they also offer great meals and wonderful accommodations and cover a run down on mammals, frogs and reptiles, let the adventures begin.READ MORE

Hibiscus Lodge Bed and Breakfast in Mission Beach, Queensland, has a tranquil location set on 2.5 acres of tropical and inviting gardens where visitors can relax with a good book or watch the many animals and delightful butterflies that enjoy visiting our peaceful gardens. If the delicious aroma of freshly brewed coffee and baked muffins does not awake you, then the call of Kookaburra or other native birds will. Hibiscus Lodge Bed and Breakfast is a veritable paradise for bird watchers, and when not bird watching, guests can enjoy a game of croquet, petanque, badminton or volley ball before cooling off in our landscaped tropical pool. READ MORE