Birding guides and tours in Vermont, United States

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• Bird Diva

  Vermont, United States

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Top birding hotspots in Vermont

1. 1.Dead Creek WMA IBA267 species
2. 2.Missisquoi NWR IBA257 species
3. 3.Shelburne Bay256 species
4. 4.Delta Park IBA253 species
5. 5.Dead Creek WMA IBA--Brilyea Access239 species
6. 6.Herrick's Cove IBA239 species
7. 7.Charlotte Town Beach233 species
8. 8.Colchester Railroad Causeway231 species
9. 9.Button Bay State Park230 species
10. 10.Whitney Creek/Hospital Creek WMA228 species

Data: eBird (ebird.org), Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Birds to look for

• Snow Goose
• Canada Goose
• American Crow
• Song Sparrow
• Mallard
• Black-bellied Plover
• Ring-billed Gull
• Belted Kingfisher
• Blue Jay
• Yellow-rumped Warbler
• Common Loon
• Double-crested Cormorant

Sightings are never guaranteed. · Includes birds from eBird hotspot lists. Data: eBird (ebird.org), Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Questions

How do I book a birding guide in Vermont?

Request a tour with your dates and interests, and we'll ask local guides who cover Vermont to reply through Bird Tripping messages.

Do I pay a deposit?

Each tour page shows what's due when you book. Tours without a deposit are paid in full at booking.

What if a tour says “price on request”?

Custom trips have no fixed price. Send a request and the guide replies with a quote you can accept and pay on Bird Tripping.

Am I guaranteed to see the target birds?

No. Guides know where and when birds are most likely, but sightings are never guaranteed.