WEB BIRDING TOURS - UNITED STATES BASED

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Field Guides Inc. - 2004 is our 20th year of fun, professionally guided bird watching trips to 100 destinations worldwide. Providing the best possible tour experience is the continuing goal of our friendly top-notch guides and office staff.

Seabirding - The most successful operator of pelagic bird watching trips in the Eastern U.S., and our trips have a long-standing reputation for experience and excellence. A key to our success is repeat business and our reputation is known worldwide. Each trip is staffed by 2 to 5 leaders, each of whom have extensive offshore experience and the knowledge necessary to locate and identify some of the most cryptic and elusive species.

The Bird Guide Pelagic Tours - The Bird Guide, Inc. has been leading guided ocean bird watching and nature tours off the beautiful Pacific Northwest coast since 1994. Our tours feature friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable on-board guides to help you spot and identify all the birds and marine mammals, as well as learn about their fascinating life histories.

Victor Emanuel Nature Tours - The world's largest company specializing in bird watching tours. In operation for over 25 years, VENT offers about 150 birding tours and natural history adventures each year to more than 100 destinations worldwide. Our continuing endeavor is to serve as a catalyst in the fields of ornithology and ecotourism.

Wings - Our tours are planned as ones that we ourselves would like to go on, so they are very strongly oriented toward birds. All WINGS leaders have varied interests in natural history and other more or less closely related fields, but the timing and itinerary of our tours is dictated almost entirely by ornithological considerations. A certain few tours, however, are designed to combine serious bird watching with other activities appropriate to the area, or even with simple relaxation, and these are clearly indicated as such.