Located in the heart of Sedona’s spectacular red rock landscape at Sedona Performing Arts Center is the 12th Annual Sedona Hummingbird Festival, featuring an astounding array of hummingbird related activities including 14 different speaker presentations [...]
Southwest Wings Birding and Nature Festival is Arizona’s oldest birding festival. Since 1991 we’ve been offering small group trips exploring Southeast Arizona’s Sky Islands. The 2026 Summer Festival will run from Wednesday August 5 to [...]
Southwest Wings Birding and Nature Festival is Arizona’s oldest birding festival. Since 1991 we’ve been offering small group trips exploring Southeast Arizona’s Sky Islands. The 2026 Spring Fling will run from Wednesday May 6 to [...]
Great Backyard Bird Count Celebration at Elachee Nature Science Center! Join us for a day of birding with an adult birding hike, live birds of prey, bird activities, crafts, and games, giveaways, and more! We [...]
Blessed with a rich and diverse river eco-system with its location nestled along the Rio Grande, Laredo, Texas is home to hundreds of species of both local and migratory birds and is considered part of [...]
The 5th Annual Hawaii Island Festival of Birds takes flight October 15-19, 2020. HIFB’s 2020 theme, “Wanderers and Migrants—Celebrating Hawaii's Avian Voyagers,” will focus on the remarkable number of migratory and accidental avian visitors that arrive in [...]
Why do you go to birding? Is it to “chase” a rarity? To find one on your own? Is it for exercise? For contemplation? Is it to spend time with friends? To get away from it all? For science? For conservation?
Celebrating its 30th year in 2020 as Alaska's oldest and original birding festival! The Copper River Delta Shorebird Festival is a celebration of migration in and around the fishing (and birding) town of Cordova, Alaska. [...]
First Time Birder? Maybe you’ve done a little birding but could use some refreshers or new tips? Or maybe your an experienced Birder? Well the Wings of Winter Birding Festival is for you! We have [...]
Before we proceed any further, let’s play a little game. Let’s pretend we don’t know where we are. We scan around for clues and we see: Rush hour traffic—check. Pedestrians—check. Palm trees—check. Tall buildings—check. So far, so good. We’re plausibly in any one of those five densely populated cities. Now take a look directly overhead:
