Washington Bird-Watching Tours: Birding Trips in Washington State
Washington state is famous for its spectacular scenery and wonderful bird watching tour opportunities. The variety of bird habitats, from ocean coast and inland waterways to mountain peaks, and from rainforests to deserts, can be astounding. Bird-watching trips in Washington can be very rewarding as many bird species are found here in greater numbers than any place else on the continent, including several that are rare and endangered. From Bald Eagles to Hutton's Vireos, Laysan Albatross to Hermit Warblers, Spotted Owls to Marbled Murrelets: one can begin a love affair with bird-watching in Washington.
Join us for Bird Watching Tours
in Washington State
Join the authors of "Birding in the San Juan Islands" for bird watching tours in the San Juan Islands of Washington State, the Olympic Peninsula, Puget Sound, and the Pacific coast of Washington state.
Our two primary guides lead bird-watching tours in Washington state to a variety of locations, including the San Juan Islands, western Puget Sound, and Olympic Peninsula. We also have other highly skilled and published guides that cover the areas of eastern Puget Sound, the Cascade Mountains, and eastern Washington. All of our birding guides are professional biologists and/or botanists and are seasoned outdoor leaders with many publications to their credit. Please follow the links below to learn more about each of these exciting locations for bird-watching in Washington!
Birding Trips & Bird-watching Tours in Washington
Click on the links below to learn about our Washington bird watching tour locations:
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Birding Trips & Bird-watching Tours in Washington's San Juan Islands
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Birding Tours and Bird-watching Trips in Washington's Olympic Peninsula & Coast
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Fees & Options for Birding and Bird-watching in Washington state
Reserve your Birding Tour in Washington Today
To reserve your custom birding tour in Washington, please visit our Fees & Options page where you will find a list of questions that we need answered to properly plan your bird-watching trip. Email your answers to us via our Contact page or call (360) 378-5767 or (888) 589-4253.





