Ecuador Birding Tour Trip Report – September 2025
Ecuador Birding Tour Trip Report Summary Some trips change how you see a place. Others change how you see birding itself. Our September 2025 Ecuador journey did both. [...]
The 5 Best Winter Birding Hotspots near Denver
Did you hang your binoculars up for the winter? Not so fast! Check out my 5 favorite winter birding hotspots near Denver, Colorado. Being a Denver-based [...]
Ecuador Birding Tour Trip Report – October 2024
Mountains of Magic: An Andean Birding Adventure Ecuador Birding Tour Trip Report Summary In October 2024, Birding Man Wildlife Tours led an immersive birding journey through Ecuador’s Andean [...]
How to Support Bird Conservation through Sustainable Birding: Tips for Giving Back
I’ve noticed that it’s not uncommon for older people to tell me how many more birds they used to see when they were younger. A recent [...]
Reduced Mobility Birding: Nature Within Reach
Have you ever thought about the day your body simply prevents you from accessing the remote, wild areas you’ve frequented throughout your life for birding – that day when the [...]
The Guide Without Binoculars
Finding the right guide during your travels can be difficult. With an influx of third-party vendors selling canned tours offered by large companies, it can be frustrating trying to find [...]
Birding Palawan: Paradise Lost or Found?
My wife Angie was born in the Philippines and lived there in the Eastern Visayan Region for close to ten years. In 2018, I made my first trip to the [...]
The Christmas Bird Count: Why We Count Birds in the Winter
I recently signed up to be a leader for a block on the Christmas Bird Count (CBC) organized by Denver Field Ornithologists (DFO). This was my first time leading a [...]
Exploring Mesa Verde and the Colorado Plateau
This past Labor Day weekend, Angie and I finally made it to our fourth and final Colorado National Park: Mesa Verde. The action-packed weekend included three nights of camping on [...]
Condors on the Edge: Stepping Back from the Brink of Extinction
In late April, Angie and I got a permit to hike Angel's Landing in Zion. I've always been a little afraid of heights, so I had to muster up the [...]
