Big Bend Birding Tours
Angell Expeditions frequently take out birdwatchers, from beginners to experts.
The Big Bend region of Texas has over 500 recorded species that inhabit or pass thru the area and we know dozens of little-known and hidden oases that birds frequent.
Prime viewing months are Spring and Fall, but Summer and Winter can also have unique species passing through.
Cactus Wren in Big Bend, photo by T Wise
Black Hawk in Big Bend
Image courtesy of David C Davis
Black Hawk in Big Bend
Image courtesy of David C Davis
Gambels Quail in Big Bend
Image courtesy of David C Davis
Gambels Quail in Big Bend
Image courtesy of David C Davis
Vermilion Flycatcher
Image courtesy of David C Davis
Female Vermilion Flycatcher
Image courtesy of David C Davis
Roadrunner in Big Bend, photo by M Onyon
Black Tailed Gnat Catcher in Big Bend, photo by M Onyon
Cactus Wren in Big Bend, photo by M Onyon
We also perform volunteer work and maintenance on 2 bird-blind/watering feature locations in Big Bend Ranch State Park, and have a birdwatching deck built on the banks of the Rio Grande at our HQ in Redford.
Our 5 room hotel rental in Redford is the perfect place to access our river deck or the State Park blinds, and is approx. 1 hr. drive from the National Park.
Contact us about a birding tour and we’ll take you to all the places we know of!
Photos
Black-Throated Grey Warbler, a Townsend’s Warbler, and a beautiful Varied Bunting. Photographer Darrell Cochran, taken in Big Bend Ranch State Park.
Photo of cliff bird nests and bird in flight by T Wise