At JB Journeys, we are birders ourselves, with years of travel and office management of briding tours.
Our bird guy is Eric Stager, an Austin, TX-based biologist. Eric has birded since he was a kid on the Texas coast. He has birded internationally as well and heads up bird adventures for JB Journeys. He is always paired up with a local expert. Some of his tours also help raise funds for Travis Audubon Society in Austin, where he teaches birding classes, leads guided walks, and serves on the board of directors. He's well-organized and a lot of fun in the field.
Our bird guy is Eric Stager, an Austin, TX-based biologist. Eric has birded since he was a kid on the Texas coast. He has birded internationally as well and heads up bird adventures for JB Journeys. He is always paired up with a local expert. Some of his tours also help raise funds for Travis Audubon Society in Austin, where he teaches birding classes, leads guided walks, and serves on the board of directors. He's well-organized and a lot of fun in the field.
morocco birding - Feb 2021-Postponed
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We are excited to offer this opportunity to travel and bird Panamá and stay at two of the country’s finest eco-lodges. A quick flight from the US and an hour later you are in the big middle of the rainforest, with its abundant birds and wildlife, birding at the Canopy Tower. Then another quick flight to the archipelago of Bocas del Toro and Tranquilo Bay. At the Canopy Tower, overlooking Soberanía National Park as well as the Panamá Canal, one has eye-level-with-the-canopy views of stunning rainforest birds, as well as monkeys and sloth. Perhaps the most well-known birding spot in Panamá is Pipeline Road, just a short distance away. Pipeline has a strange history with an excellent conclusion: today, birds and wildlife abound here. A never-used petroleum pipeline and service road, it stretches for about 25 miles and many consider it to be the hottest birding spot in Central America. (See more)
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