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Our January 2026 Guyana birding tour was an except

Our January 2026 Guyana birding tour was an exceptional exploration of the country’s rich ecosystems, combining rainforest, river, savannah, and coastal habitats. A visit to Kaieteur Falls provided dramatic scenery and excellent views of the Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock. A major highlight was close views of a juvenile Harpy Eagle. Savannah birding added specialty species and mammals, including a Giant Anteater with young. Forest birding produced cotingas, manakins, antbirds and sightings of potoos and owls.

Read the full trip report: https://www.eagle-eye.com/blog/guyana-trip-report-jan-2026/

Images © Paul Prior: Guianan Cock-of-the-rock, Harpy Eagle, Hoatzin, Blue-throated Piping-Guan, Guianan Streaked Antwren, Rufous-winged Ground-Cuckoo, Sooty-capped Hermit, Giant Anteater

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Our Panama Birding Tour delivered an exceptional d

Our Panama Birding Tour delivered an exceptional diversity of Neotropical birdlife across a variety of habitats. Highlights included spectacular views of Blue Cotinga, Purple-throated Fruitcrow, and an active Golden-collared Manakin lek, while the forests produced a superb array of understory species including the highly sought-after Ocellated Antbird and four species of trogons.

Wetland birding added further excitement with sightings of Capped Heron and Cocoi Heron, both near the northern limit of their range. Nocturnal outings were equally rewarding, producing memorable views of Common Potoo, Striped Owl, Black-and-white Owl, and Spectacled Owl.

The tour also yielded excellent mammal encounters including Geoffroy’s tamarin, mantled howler monkey, white-faced capuchin, Panamanian night monkey, white-nosed coati, and Central American agouti. By the end of the tour we had recorded 270 species of birds and many unforgettable wildlife experiences.

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Images: Ocellated Antbird © Jared Clarke, Purple-throated Fruitcrow © Blair Dudeck, Rufous-winged Tanager © Blair Dudeck, Geoffroy's Tamarin Monkey © Jared Clarke, , Snowy-bellied Hummingbird © Blair Dudeck, Capped Heron © Blair Dudeck, White-ruffed Manakin © Blair Dudeck

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Our Arizona in Winter birding tour explored a wide

Our Arizona in Winter birding tour explored a wide variety of southeast Arizona habitats—from the iconic saguaro-filled Sonoran Desert near Tucson to wetlands, grasslands, and the forested canyons of the Chiricahua and Santa Rita Mountains. Along the way, participants enjoyed highlights such as Gilded Flicker, Violet-crowned Hummingbird, Rufous-backed Robin, and large flocks of Sandhill Cranes, while visiting renowned birding sites like Madera Canyon, Patagonia Lake, Whitewater Draw, and Portal.

To read the entire trip report and see the bird list, follow the link in our Bio.

Images © VChaussee : Arizona Woodpecker, Crissal Thrasher, Gilded Flicker, Rivoli's Hummingbird, Vermilion Flycatcher; Saguaro landscape © KSchanta

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Our Best of the Lesser Antilles birding tour explo

Our Best of the Lesser Antilles birding tour explored the islands of St. Vincent, St. Lucia, and Dominica, focusing on the region’s exceptional birdlife and island endemics. Highlights included excellent views of the three recently split island wrens—St. Vincent Wren, St. Lucia Wren, and Kalinago Wren—along with standout species such as St. Vincent Amazon, St. Lucia Amazon, and the rare Imperial Amazon, the world’s largest Amazon parrot.

We also encountered a wide range of other island specialties including St. Lucia Thrasher, St. Lucia Warbler, Plumbeous Warbler, Gray Trembler, Rufous-throated Solitaire, and Lesser Antillean Tanager. With expert local guides on each island, the group successfully found nearly all of the key endemic birds while enjoying spectacular Caribbean landscapes and diverse rainforest habitats.

Read the entire trip report by following the link in our Bio.

Images © Paul Prior: St. Lucia Amazon, Lesser Antillean Euphonia, Blue-headed Hummingbird, Rufous-throated Solitaire, St. Vincent Wren, Lesser Antillean Tanager, St. Lucia Warbler, St. Lucia Thrasher

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On our 17-day Uganda birding and wildlife tour, we

On our 17-day Uganda birding and wildlife tour, we explored an extraordinary range of habitats, from papyrus swamps and the Nile’s riverbanks to open savannas and the montane forests of the Albertine Rift. We enjoyed unforgettable highlights including Shoebill at Mabamba, rhinos at Ziwa, boat cruises in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, and superb birding in Budongo, Kibale, and Semliki. We trekked to spend time with both Eastern Chimpanzees and Mountain Gorillas in Kibale and Bwindi—truly profound wildlife encounters. Along the way we recorded 514 bird species, the Big Five, and more than a dozen additional primate species. It was one of the most comprehensive and rewarding wildlife journeys in tropical Africa.

Images © D Lai: African Finfoot, Elephant in Queen Elizabeth NP, Ross's Turaco, Great Blue Turaco

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