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Birding Travel

Just as birds travel through their range or migrate with the seasons, birders who travel can find more species and enjoy their hobby in any location. Here you will find details about the best travel spots for birds, including annual birding festivals, aviaries and where to find rare species and state birds to add to your life list.
Types of Birding Tour Companies
Descriptions of different types of birding tour companies with multiple examples of current worldwide, regional and bird-specific companies.
How to Find Birds Far From Home
Tips for how to find good birding locations on vacation or otherwise while traveling. Includes online resources for researching birding travel.
Birding in Central Park
Central Park is the heart of New York City and offers nearly 200 bird species for avid bird watchers to enjoy. This site offers Central Park birding tips and educational information for all NYC birders and birding visitors.
Bird Watching on Vacation
Tips for finding new birds during a vacation, even if the travel isn't planned specifically for birding.
Tracy Aviary
The oldest public aviary in the United States, Tracy Aviary in Salt Lake City, Utah, is home to more than 130 bird species, including a number of rare and endangered birds. The aviary also offers a range of educational programs and entertaining bird shows.
American Birding Association - Birding Trails
A trail walk can be a great way to spot new birds. The American Birding Association has compiled a list of popular birding trails in North America, including examples of the birds visitors might see on each trail and contact information for related local agencies.

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