Despite what you might think....

….from looking at this page, we’ve actually been very busy!

In April, we started up out-of-state group trips again, with back-to-back Upper Texas Coast Spring Migration tours! These tours continue this month with back-to-back Montana & Yellowstone trips.

We also ran a busy schedule of local trips around the Chicago area and northern Illinois—between the last weekend in April and first weekend in June, we ran 22 day trips, 3 weekend trips, and 2 big days! Thanks is due to the 135 participants on these trips and 7 different guides who led them!

We will be back with additional local day trips this fall. In the meantime, check out our upcoming Illinois weekend trips and our upcoming out-of-state schedule. We also have trip reports posted from our recent weekend trips, and hope to have the reports from our Texas trips posted soon.

Wood Duck family by Adam Sell on our latest Mississippi Palisades & Lost Mound Weekend

Wood Duck family by Adam Sell on our latest Mississippi Palisades & Lost Mound Weekend

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
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