Request a Birding Adventure

Please use this form to submit a request for a private, customized birding trip with a knowledgeable birding guide. If you would like to request more than one trip, please submit one form for each trip.

Pricing

  • Up to three hours: $350
  • Each additional hour: $150
  • Higher rates apply for groups larger than 10 people

Please note:

  • Cancellations due to weather are eligible for reschedule or a full refund, less 5% to cover administration and transaction fees.
  • Requesting parties are responsible for their own travel to and from birding location(s).
  • Target species are not guaranteed.

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1. Baker Sanctuary

Baker Sanctuary is a 715-acre preserve in Northwest Travis County, owned and managed by Travis Audubon as part of the Balcones Canyonlands Preserve. It contains prime Golden-cheeked Warbler habitat.

Spring brings Golden-cheeked Warblers, neotropical warblers, vireos, and flycatchers. Dense canopy means plenty of “ear birding.”

Trails range from level paths with benches to moderately difficult terrain. Golden-cheeked Warblers arrive mid-March and depart by July.

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2. Commons Ford Ranch

Commons Ford Ranch Metropolitan Park features riparian habitat, oak–juniper woodland, and a restored Blackland prairie along Lake Austin.

Summer residents include Painted and Indigo Buntings, Blue Grosbeaks, Orchard Orioles, and Summer Tanagers. Winter sparrowing can be excellent.

Some trails are rugged, but the prairie loop is flat with benches.

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3. Hornsby Bend

Hornsby Bend spans over 1,200 acres of ponds, woodlands, old pastures, and Colorado River frontage, offering outstanding birding year-round.

Waterfowl, shorebirds, riparian species, and migrants make this one of Austin’s most productive birding sites.

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4. Roy G. Guerrero Park

This 400-acre urban park along the Colorado River in East Austin includes open fields, forest, and a scenic riparian corridor.

Walks can be fully ADA-accessible or include more adventurous trail sections. East Austin dining is just minutes away.

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