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PREARRANGED OR TAILORED ALWAYS SMALL GROUPS AND COMPETITIVE PRICES EXPERT on Yucatan Peninsula and West Central Mexico All tours are still open. Join us or ask for your own arrangement. |
Orange-breasted Bunting. As incredible as it gets. You want to see this bird, and we will on the West Central tour.
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Upcoming tours
West Central Mexico
January 5-19, 2020 2976 USD
Excellent birding with 350 species, 50 endemics, beautiful sunny landscapes and happy people. A perfect escape from the dark northern winter!
March 8-22, 2020 2977 USD
Still excellent birding with 350 species and 50 endemics, beautiful sunny landscapes and happy people. But this tour has more daylight! Yucatan Peninsula
February 9-22, 2020 2518 USD
Easy and wonderful birding! 250 species, 20 endemics while enjoying Caribbean turquoise waters, pristine jungle and monumental Maya ruins. You will love it! |
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Life is good!
2019-06-15 A week ago I went to Puerto Vallarta to try to save my broken heart. Unfortunately I failed to achieve this, and I had to return home with unfulfilled cause. This would normally have been a hurtful experience, humiliated and leaving no perspective for the future. But it wasn’t so. I felt pretty good, and optimistic, because unexpected things happened! During my failed mission I was staying at Rancho Primavera at Bonnie’s good will. I had no plans about birding on the ranch. Both because my thoughts were elsewhere, and because the normal birding season was over. But despite of this I still brought my birding gear. Routinely after 30 years of birding, I guess. You never know. And exactly so! Bonnie and I had not been talking about birds while planning for my arrival, so when I got there my eyes grew big, when she told me that a hermit had been coming to the feeder during the last several days! Even though I live 6 hours from the ranch, I still consider it one of my local birding patches. During the years I have grown found of the place like so many others, and my bird list is one that I maintain with diligence and affection. I had seen the hermit on the property before, but only once and only a brief view down by the river. Bonnie had often talked about the hermit coming to feed on the flowers in front of her kitchen window, but never h ... read more |
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