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The Spring Birder’s Paradise Costa Rica Trip is a Go!! ![]()
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It’s not too late, we still have 3 slots for participants on this Hawk Ridge sponsored tour! Accompanied by an expert Costa Rican birding guide, we'll look for endangered Great Green Macaws, Resplendent Quetzal, colorful hummingbirds. The list is amazing and hundreds of birds long. An opportunity not to be missed!![]()
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Deadline is December 20, 2022, for registration and full payment.![]()
Questions? Contact Debbie Sturdivant Jordan at 866-748-6146 or debbie@holbrooktravel.com, or Margie Menzies mmenzies@hawkridge.org. Register today!![]()
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Hawk Ridge 50th Anniversary shirts available in a variety of new adult & youth styles and colors! If you missed getting one this fall or need a holiday gift, be sure to place your order by November 30th! Thank you for helping support Hawk Ridge bird research and education with your shirt purchase today! www.bonfire.com/store/hawk-ridge-limited-edition-merchandise/
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Costa Rica Birding Trip, March 2...
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Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory and Holbrook Travel have an amazing birding expedition planned for March 25-April 3, 2023 in Costa Rica. In addition to an incredible adventure, this trip also helps support the work of... View Article
See the number, speed, direction, and altitude of the birds cruising through the darkness on spring and fall nights by visiting BirdCast.
