Native Birding Tours

02/13/2024

Availability Update: Due to a career shift I have no availability for 2024, but I'm hoping have some trips available for 2025! Stay Tuned!

09/09/2023

Cape Hatteras is a fun place to go birding during fall migration! Hoping some of these birds stick around for Mondays birding tour!

09/08/2023

Our fall birding tours here on the OBX are off to a great start! I certainly couldn't have predicted we would be able to add American Flamingo to a birding checklist any time soon! Happy to see clients enjoying their birding trips!

★★★★★ "We really enjoyed our bird walk with Jonathan, especially around Pea Island Wildlife Preserve on the Outer Banks. He knew were the best birding spots were, including a view through his spotting scope of pink flamingoes who had been blown up here by the last hurricane. I would defini...

08/29/2023

We now have more fall birding trip availability for September 9th and 10th as well October 18th and 20th and some in November for those interested!

08/02/2023

Our sea turtle ecology experience this week was loads of fun! On each experience we learn all about sea turtles; how they live, nesting behavior, and how we can help!

Best of all they are interactive and everyone gets to help relocate a demonstration nest full of ping pong ball eggs!

06/27/2023

Our first sea turtle ecology experience was a big success! What a fun way to spend a morning on the beach!!

06/16/2023

Join us every Monday at 9 am for an educational adventure with sea turtles! Led by Courtney, a passionate former sea turtle biologist, this program explores the fascinating life history of sea turtles and coastal ecology. Experience a hands-on nest demonstration, learn about their incredible journey, and discover the wonders of our coastal ecosystem. Convenient facilities are available, and the program lasts about 1 hour and 15 minutes, leaving you plenty of time for lunch. Book your spot now and embark on this unforgettable experience!

10/30/2022

Good golly these Godwit are impressive!

Satellite tag data suggests five-month-old migratory bird did not stop during voyage which took 11 days and one hour to reach Tasmania

10/28/2022

Snapshot from this morning’s tour! Bird of the morning was probably a Red knot hanging out with this flock of Marbled godwit and Western willet!

10/24/2022

This morning’s tour highlight was close views of a group of American avocet!

10/06/2022

October brings some of the most exciting birding of the year! This mornings tour yielded great looks at a variety of shorebirds, waterfowl, gulls, terns, and songbirds, quite fun morning of birding!

pictured is a Marbled godwit and Long-billed dowitcher