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202 – 1313 7th Ave
Invermere, BC, V0A 1K0
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Camberwell, Victoria, 3124
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We have been offering high quality birding tours and expedition cruises with exceptional leaders worldwide for 25+ years!

Peru is one of the countries with most bird divers

Peru is one of the countries with most bird diversity in the world and our 17-day tour to this marvelous country proved it! We began birding the cold, nutrient rich waters off the shores of Lima where we saw an amazing diversity of seabirds including the elegant Inca Tern, Humboldt Penguin and Red-legged Cormorants, as well as the unusual Surf Cinclodes. We then flew to the rich Peruvian Amazon rainforest along the Tambopata River where we enjoyed the world famous Colpa Chuncho, the claylick with hundreds of parrots and macaws. We also saw an amazing variety of other species including toucans, aracaris, cotingas, oropendolas and even a Harpy Eagle! Our next stop was the world renowned Manu Road which covers an incredible altitudinal gradient with mountain-tanagers, flowerpiercers and antpittas in the higher cloud forests, to the multicolored species of tanagers in the lower gradients and an unbeatable view of a Cock-of-the-Rock lek. Exploring the arid intermontane Andean valleys, such as the Sacred Valley, we had many great species such as Chestnut-breasted Mountain-Finch, Sword-billed Hummingbird and Bearded Mountaineer, as well as awe-inspiring visits to several archaeological sites including of course, Machupicchu. Our visit to the high mountain pass of Abra Málaga, above 4300m, could not have been more spectacular with a clear view of the snow-covered Nevado de Verónica and many puna species, as well as White-capped Dippers and Torrent Ducks feeding in the fast, clear streams.

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Photos by Ernesto Carman: Macaws at claylick, Harpy Eagle, Andean Cock-of-the-rock, Gray-breasted Mountain-Toucan, Amethyst-throated Sunangel, Red-and-white Antpitta, Black-throated Flowerpiercer

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Our 2025 Quebec in Fall: Birds & Whales tour was a

Our 2025 Quebec in Fall: Birds & Whales tour was a huge success! We were lucky enough to see the world's biggest whale (Blue whale) and the world's second biggest whale (Fin whale) on our whale watching tour. We also had the great good fortune to see 137 bird species, including a fabulous day where we saw 147 Sharp-shinned Hawks fly over our heads in the Tadoussac area. On our last full day, stellar views of 1000 Snow Geese tied a wonderful bow around our tour!

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Photos: Blue Whale © Sumeet Mukherjee, Blue Whale © Arnaud Valade, Lesser Yellowlegs © Sumeet Mukherjee, Snow Goose © Brent Ghelfi, Bonaparte’s Gull © Sumeet Mukherjee

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Our BC Coast and Pelagic tour had incredible weath

Our BC Coast and Pelagic tour had incredible weather, an outstanding collection of people and a pelagic trip out to the continental shelf that birding dreams are made of.

Read the full trip report:
https://www.eagle-eye.com/blog/bc-coast-pelagic-trip-report-aug-25-30-2025/

Photos by @biophylia: Heerman’s Gulls, Common Murre and Rhinoceros Auklet, Laysan Albatross, Pink-footed Shearwater, Cassin’s Auklet

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Fall migration is arguably the best time of year f

Fall migration is arguably the best time of year for birding in Nova Scotia, and this trip was no exception! Our group of 7 eager birders and 2 local guides spent 8 days exploring the southern half of Nova Scotia and all of the wonderful birds, landscapes, seafood, and local charm that the province has to offer.

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Photos: Northern Gannet © Jason Dain, South Polar Skua © Jason Dain, Prothonotary Warbler © Jason Dain, Great Shearwater © Jason Dain, Watching Humpback whales © Kyle d’Entremont, Mixed Sandpiper Flock © Jason Dain,

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Our fun-loving group of nature lovers and two guid

Our fun-loving group of nature lovers and two guides explored birding hotspots across New Brunswick (including the lovely island of Grand Manan) from August 3-12. This beautiful province has much to offer in late summer – lush boreal forests, spectacular shorebird migration and tons of seabirds just to name a few – and this tour was a wonderful way to sample it all.

Read the full trip report by following the link in our bio.

Photos by Mitch Doucet: Cory's Shearwater, Semipalmated Sandpipers, Long-tailed Jaeger, Willet, Palm Warbler

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