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Winter Sparrows, Southeast Arizona, January 2023

January 26 - February 1, 2023
$2,785.00 – $3,185.00

This IFO tour to Southeast Arizona is a must if you want to know all about identification, vocalizations, ecology, natural history, and conservation of a host of resident and migratory sparrows.

Winter Sparrows, Southeast Arizona, January 2023American Birding Association2023-01-02T15:55:01-05:00

Spring Warblers in Chicago, May 2023

Chicago is an excellent place to witness spring warbler migration, with as many as 30 species of warblers passing through. On this IFO tour, we learn about warbler identification, behavior, habitat, and conservation through field trips and workshops that are designed to be complementary, with the lessons learned in the classroom applicable in the field, and vice versa.

Spring Warblers in Chicago, May 2023American Birding Association2023-01-16T15:45:20-05:00

Fall migration in Cape May

October 15 - 19, 2023

Experience the heart of fall migration in Cape May on a tour fully built around raptor, songbird, seabird, and monarch migration, with field trips and workshops on each!

Fall migration in Cape MayAmerican Birding Association2023-01-16T16:15:51-05:00

Belted Kingfisher, the 2023 ABA Bird of the Year!

In 2023, the ABA honors the Belted Kingfisher, Megaceryle alcyon, as its Bird of the Year! Bold, resolute, and recognizable along much of the ABA Area’s shorelines, look for Belted Kingfisher content throughout the year in all the ABA’s media.

How to Know the Birds: No. 72, Layover Birding

Even when everything goes smoothly, airport layovers are an “exercise” in sedentariness. Which isn’t to say birdlessness. On the contrary, airport layovers sometimes result in life birds; that’s happened to me more than once. For those of us on eBird consecutive days streaks, airport layovers . . .

Snowy Owl Viewing Ethics

American Birding Association2023-01-27T17:17:53-05:00January 27th, 2023|0 Comments

Closer to Owls, but in the Right Ways.
Snowy Owls are one of the most recognized and beloved birds in the world. To protect them, it’s essential that birders enjoy these birds ethically.

Amazing Milestone for Guy McCaskie

Ted Floyd2023-01-27T15:26:58-05:00May 29th, 2019|0 Comments

May 29, 2019 How many bird species are on the official list of your state or province? If you’re an ABA member, there’s a decent chance that total is somewhat less than read more >>

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