• 2024 June 18-24, 2024 Price: $2790 per person sharing Single room supplement: $770 Guides: Josh Engel & Matt Igleski Maximum of 12 participants

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New tour! Western south dakota: birds IN americana

in collaboration with the evanston north shore bird club

Western South Dakota is a classic summer vacation destination. The abundance of public lands, dotted with famous tourist attractions, provides a fantastic cross section of landscapes, birds, and Americana. This trip will take in Badlands National Park, with its incredible rock formations; the Black Hills, an outpost of the Rocky Mountains which reach an elevation of over 7,000ft; and the vast Great Plains north of the Black Hills. Western birds feature heavily, with iconic birds like American Dipper and Lark Bunting, and an excellent diversity of raptors and many birds typical of they Rocky Mountains and Great Plains.

Itineraries will be updated with plenty of time before the next departure. Our itineraries usually show minimal changes between years, but some substantive updates can occur as birding access and information evolves. For any specific questions regarding these trips, please contact us.

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