Birding guides and tours in Washington, United States
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Top birding hotspots in Washington
- 1.Neah Bay--general area (*move to more refined location if appropriate)361 species
- 2.Neah Bay--town and bay only311 species
- 3.Ocean Shores (hotspot group; please use sub-hotspots)308 species
- 4.Discovery Park299 species
- 5.McNary NWR (general; please use more specific location)288 species
- 6.Point No Point286 species
- 7.Potholes Reservoir283 species
- 8.Fir Island280 species
- 9.Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually NWR272 species
- 10.Westport (general)271 species
Data: eBird (ebird.org), Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Birds to look for
- Northern Pygmy-Owl
- Wood Duck
- Northern Shoveler
- Mallard
- Northern Pintail
- Lesser Scaup
- Bufflehead
- Killdeer
- Wilson's Snipe
- Pied-billed Grebe
- Great Blue Heron
- Bald Eagle
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 Washington?
- Request a tour with your dates and interests, and we'll ask local guides who cover Washington 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.
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