We attend and host a number of outreach events every year. We also host excursions and international trips. Trips and tours are open only to members.
Interested in attending? Find out more about membership here.
Upcoming Events
We are currently observing all CDC recommended protocol to reduce the spread of COVID-19. We are hosting programming virtually. Follow us on Facebook for the most up-to-date information and links to virtual events.
Tours & Birding Events
Sign up for our e-newsletter, the HAI Flier, for announcements on upcoming trips and events.
OUR NEXT TRIP: BIRDING SOUTHERN ARIZONA
May 22 - 27, 2022
Hawks Aloft Member Tour
With Felipe Guerrero, Arizona Birding Tours
And Gail Garber, Hawks Aloft, Inc.
Trip is Available only to Red-tailed Hawk
or higher membership levels!
Trip is limited to 5 guests only!
Ecuador 2022
Photos by Kristin C. Brown; click to view larger image
October 1 - October 17, 2022
Despite its small size—that is, roughly the size of Pennsylvania—Ecuador offers a fabulous amount of biodiversity. Despite having just .2% of the planet’s physical landmass, it is home to 16% of the world’s bird species (not to mention 8% of amphibians, 5% of reptiles, and an incredible 25,000 different species of plants). This has led to the small country being classified as “mega diverse” by Conservation International, along with only 16 other countries the world over.
Join Hawks Aloft, Foto Verde Tours, and experienced guide Paulo Valerio on a trip through the country, from coastal mangroves to mountain cloud forests and everything in-between. This all-inclusive tour offers members the opportunities to spot once-in-a-lifetime species, as well as capture each breathtaking moment on film.
Ready to reserve your spot? Space is limited, so please plan accordingly. Secure your reservation by making a deposit at the link below.
Click image to view larger.
EXPLORE ICELAND IN 2023: THE LAND OF FIRE AND ICE
June 1 - June 11, 2023
In the land of fire and ice, massive ice-blue glaciers contrast sharply with bright green meadows, black lava fields, and geothermal lagoons to create dramatic, captivating landscapes. The country’s avifauna is equally impressive: located at the junction of two oceans, it hosts a unique mix of vagrant and migratory birds from both Europe and North America. This adventure with Hawks Aloft and Holbrook Travel offers a look at Icelandic breeding and non-breeding bird populations, from the waterfowl of Lake Mývatn to the iconic Atlantic Puffins. Seek out auks, petrels, cormorants, gannets, gulls, terns, waders, stilts, and birds of prey while enjoying hikes, boat trips, and a bird museum to enrich your understanding of the island’s natural history.
Highlights
- Bird the hotspots of Lake Mývatn and the River Laxá, where sightings may include more than a dozen duck species.
- Trace the fjords of northwest Iceland and see the majestic cliffs supporting populations of auks, murres, and kittiwakes.
- Navigate Breiðafjörður Bay for up-close views of Great Cormorants, European Shags, and Atlantic Puffins.
- Look for humpback, blue, and minke whales and a variety of pelagic birds on a whale-watching excursion.
- Visit Sigurgeir’s Bird Museum, considered the largest known private bird collection in Iceland.
Land Cost: $5,875 per person
About this price: Land cost only. Does not include round-trip airfare to and from destination. Single room supplement $905.
