Saskatchewan prairies and wetlands
The largest share of current listings departs from Saskatoon toward grasslands, sandhills and river valleys, with shorebirds, grouse and raptors among the stated targets.
Birdwatching destination guide
Compare guided birding across Canada, from Saskatchewan prairie and wetland routes to British Columbia coastal trips and Manitoba owl outings. Day trips sit alongside expeditions of up to sixty days.
Plan by trip style
Most current listings run from Saskatoon into the surrounding prairie, river valley and wetland sites, with stated targets such as American Avocet, American White Pelican, Sharp-tailed Grouse and Swainson's Hawk. These suit travellers who want repeatable day trips with a local guide.
Beyond the prairies, the selection includes British Columbia coastal and pelagic trips, Manitoba owl outings and longer expedition-style programmes. Compare season, duration and format, as the range runs from short day trips to sixty-day itineraries.
Routes represented on BirdWatch
The largest share of current listings departs from Saskatoon toward grasslands, sandhills and river valleys, with shorebirds, grouse and raptors among the stated targets.
Vancouver and Victoria departures cover pelagic trips, shorebird migration and combined coast-and-grassland itineraries described on each tour page.
Winnipeg owl outings, Quebec and Atlantic itineraries and northern expedition cruises extend the selection beyond the prairie provinces.
Birds named on these tours
The species most often listed as targets across the 111 published tours. Each profile shows every tour where the bird is a target.
Where tours start
Who runs them
Compare trip formats
Start with these prairie, coastal and owling options, then check the individual tour page for the exact route, inclusions, pricing status and current availability.
On our New Brunswick and Grand Manan birding tour we will experience the shorebird fall migration spectacle in the Bay of Fundy, the boreal forest birds in Fundy and Kouchibouguac National Park, and the seabirds off shore of Grand Manan.
Come celebrate and explore the north and central coast of British Columbia with the anticipation of encountering some amazing wildlife.
Haida Gwaii is a beautiful and biodiverse region, home to ancient Haida villages & totem poles.
The southern shores of Nova Scotia acts as a hotspot stopover for hundreds of migrating warblers, shorebirds and raptors, before they make their way south.
A six-day late-summer Saskatchewan birding circuit timed for early migration, with wetlands, prairie and Saskatoon-area parks on the route.
Join us on this short but exciting opportunity to explore Canada's wild West Coast.
The remote central coast of British Columbia holds a spectacularly scenic wilderness. Every fall Grizzly and Black Bears come down from the towering peaks and lush rainforests to feed on spawning salmon.
A ten-day Saskatchewan migration tour combining Saskatoon-area wetlands and parks with Prince Albert National Park and Last Mountain Lake.
Our Newfoundland Circumnavigation cruise starts and ends in historic St. John’s. Experience local dishes in charming fishing villages during your tour. V
Join us on a Quebec birding tour in the fall. We will visit Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area. At Tadoussac, we head out on the St. Lawrence in search of whales such as Humpback, Minke, Fin and especially Beluga.
Planning questions
The current BirdWatch selection is strongest around Saskatoon prairie day trips, alongside British Columbia coastal and pelagic tours, Manitoba owl outings and multi-day expeditions of up to sixty days.
Stated targets across the current listings include American Avocet, American White Pelican, Willet, Sharp-tailed Grouse and Swainson's Hawk. Each tour page lists its own targets.
No wildlife sighting can be guaranteed. Guides plan around the route, habitat, season and guest priorities described on each tour page.
Use the BirdWatch inquiry form on the tour page. Many Canada listings publish a price; where none is shown, the current rate is confirmed in response to your inquiry.