Virginia birdwatching at its best. Excitement is in the air
when you join Assateague Explorer's Bird Watching Tour in
Virginia. Birdwatching along Assateague
Island National Seashore, spring, summer and fall. We
see bald eagles most every day. Migrating birds along Assateague Island
National Seashore exist in areas of the refuge visitors can
encounter by boat. The
bird watching cruise is your way to reach areas where shore birds and other birds thrive along the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge at Assateague.
Surround
yourself with a mixture of species in this sanctuary. The extensive
mudflats here are the perfect place to see oystercatchers, plovers, godwits, dunlins, etc. while birding along Assateague.
A thrilling experience, the most efficient way to see
shore birds and other species of birds here.
Our Chincoteague Island native captain knows where to take you birding
in this part of Virginia. Birds
& horses you
will encounter are
in secluded parts of the U.S. Fish
& Wildlife Refuge. We
have binoculars and a bird book for you to use while on the tour
but feel free to bring yours also.
We
take you to parts of Chincoteague NWR that provide an awe-inspiring
experience. This area is exceptionally important for migrating birds.
We see different species of migratory shore birds every day
on our tours (April thru October). You will
go to areas where we encounter bald
eagles on a daily basis.
The
birding trip travels the protected inner coastal waters along Assateague
Island and Chincoteague in Virginia. You'll experience
the best scenery that Assateague and Chincoteague
Island offer. Magnificent
coves, creeks and salt marshes await you.
We search for osprey, black
skimmers, oyster
catchers, peregrine
falcons, terns, pelicans,
godwits, curlews, herons, kingfishers and
more. The birding tours take you to see the most beautiful and wildlife
abundant areas of the refuge. You will treasure the wildlife
and scenic wetlands you discover near the
Assateague Lighthouse and many seldom
visited pristine areas here.
Migrating species stop here all Summer. |