Birding in Italy

Name: Birding in Italy
Address: Arezzo, IT
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Birding in Italy

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www.birdinginitaly.com Marco Valtriani, a biologist and fully licensed guide for birders and walkers, offers birdwatching tours for individuals or groups, including day trips and multi-day excursions to all the best areas of Tuscany, Umbria, Lazio, Veneto, and Emilia Romagna.

29/08/2026

Power and telephone lines along with other metal structures may not be the prettiest part of the landscape, but for birdwatchers, they can be surprisingly useful!

Many species regularly use them as convenient lookout posts — some seem to be particularly fond of them. From here, they can scan the surroundings, rest, sing, or simply wait for their next meal.

So, when birding, don’t forget to look up: sometimes the best views are right above your head! 👀🐦

25/08/2026

Small, discreet, and surprisingly fascinating, the Rock Bunting is a charming passerine that thrives in open landscapes, rocky slopes, and sunny hillsides.
Its warm-toned plumage and distinctive head markings make it a truly special sight, especially when it perches among rocks and shrubs.

21/08/2026

Autumn is just around the corner, and for birders this means one thing: migration.

Northern Italy sits along important routes used by birds moving south towards the Mediterranean and Africa. Wetlands, lakes, farmland and Alpine valleys become stopover sites, sometimes only for a few hours, sometimes for several days.

It is one of the most interesting times of the year to be out birding.

This autumn, join us for a day in the field discovering the birds and habitats of northern Italy.

📍 Day trips from Milan and across Lombardy

16/08/2026

Urban aliens: the story of Italy’s parakeets.
Since the 1980s, accidental releases by private owners have allowed these bright, charismatic parrots to spread across Italian and European cities.
Today, both the Monk Parakeet and the Rose-ringed Parakeet are considered invasive alien species, with tens of thousands of individuals established across Italy.

Gianluca Damiani

12/08/2026

A gentle and incredibly scenic hike in the heart of South Tyrol, winding through Swiss stone pine forests and alpine meadows, with breathtaking views of the Dolomites and the surrounding valleys. Along the way, we enjoyed watching Eurasian Nutcrackers chasing each other, spotted several tit species, a Goldcrest, a Song Thrush and a White Wagtail, while birds of prey soared gracefully above the pastures, including Common Kestrels, Common Buzzards and Black Kites. A perfect day immersed in nature.

07/08/2026

Even falcons need practice. With more than 25 breeding pairs, Rome’s Peregrine Falcons rule the skies, but in spring, the fledglings are clumsy and unsure.
We often see them walking on the ground before mastering their first flights.
Have you ever witnessed this awkward but fascinating stage on a bird of prey?

04/08/2026

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04/08/2026

Sometimes it's worth looking into the holes of old buildings... You never know what amazing surprise is waiting inside!
This time we were lucky enough to find a beautiful Eurasian Scops Owl peacefully resting in its nest.
A truly unforgettable moment!
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31/07/2026

Sometimes you don't have to go high into the mountains to see many interesting species. The woods and forests of the pre-Alps region are home to many interesting passerine species, as well as raptors and typical cliff birds. All that remains is to observe them, perhaps in the shade of a beech tree.

26/07/2026

Wondering if this whinchat is thinking of fresher days and greener grass just as we are!

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