Very busy end to 2018!

We’re all caught up with our trip reports and photo galleries from three big trips between October-December 2018: South Africa, Bhutan, and Costa Rica. All of those can be found in our trip reports page. For example, check out the Costa Rica photo gallery. We’re looking forward to some closer-to-home trips in the first half of 2019: Minnesota, Texas, Maine, and Montana. There’s still space on the Montana trip as well as trips in the second half of the year, like our unique Chicago Birds & Architecture tour during the peak of fall migration, so check out out full trip schedule. We’ll be adding additional 2020 trips soon!

A cultural interlude, visiting Punakha Dzong, during our spectacular November Bhutan tour.

A cultural interlude, visiting Punakha Dzong, during our spectacular November Bhutan tour.

Purple Roller (also called Rufous-crowned Roller) during our October South Africa tour.

Purple Roller (also called Rufous-crowned Roller) during our October South Africa tour.

Thanksgiving is here, and at Red Hill Birding, there is much to be thankful for. We are thankful for all of you that have travelled with us and trusted us with your birding experiences from downtown Chicago to downtown Taipei. We are thankful for the
In the Blue Mountains of Jamaica, the Ring-tailed Pigeon is a pleasantly common endemic. Usually seen flying between feeding sites, one can occasionally find one perched where the subtle colorations (and ringed tail!) can be fully appreciated. #redh
Travel to the Brazilian Pantanal isn't complete without a search for South America's top predator, the jaguar. We had continued success on our October tour this year, with jaguars seen daily along the Cuiabá River! Here, a mother surveys the C
We're gearing up for a return to Namibia next August, where a Sociable Weavers and their enormous nests are always a highlight. The birds themselves are charming and their communal nests are impressive to say the least! 📸: @josh.rhb #namibia #kala