Back from CUBA

We recently returned from the inaugural Red Hill Birding tour to Cuba! It was a wonderful trip. The birding was great, the people welcoming, and the traveling easy. Despite the strained relations between the governments of Cuba and the United States, the immigration and customs processes were straightforward on both sides of the 'border.' 

In addition to seeing most of Cuba's endemic birds, we enjoyed seeing its classic cars, beautiful architecture, and gorgeous coast, meeting Cubans along the way, and drinking the occasional Havana Club rum cocktail. Check out the trip report and photo gallery. We will post additional photos on our Facebook page, so be sure to "Like" it. 

Although we are not offering a set departure trip to Cuba at the moment, we have a great local guide who is not used by any other tour company and we are happy to arrange custom trips for bird clubs or groups of friends. We will next offer a set departure trip in 2020. 

 

Warblers get most of the attention on the Texas Coast in April, but don't sleep on the shorebirds! We usually find 20+ species on our 5 day tour, often in big flocks, like this mixed group of American Avocet and Black-necked Stilt. Check the link in
We continue to expand our Caribbean tour offerings. We've just wrapped up back-to-back tours to the Dominican Republic and Jamaica, and next year at this time we'll be in Trinidad & Tobago. Crested Quail-Dove was voted Bird of the Trip by our Jam
Gray-chinned Minivet added a splash of color to the many mixed species flocks that we came across throughout our recent Bhutan tour. 📸: @josh.rhb #bhutan #birdsofasia #redhillbirding #birding #birdingtours #birdsofinstagram #minivet
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