To register for the following tours or to access detailed itineraries and other tour details, click on the links provided.

In-Florida Tours

Red-headed Woodpecker. Photo: Gary Robinette

Red-headed Woodpecker Photo: Gary Robinette

North Florida Birding
Friday, January 16 to Monday, January 19, 2026 (wait list)

Brian Rapoza will lead this four day, three-night van trip to birding locations the Tallahassee area, including Tall Timbers Research Station, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge and Alligator Point. Stops en route may include Sweetwater Wetlands or Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park in Gainesville.

Fee: $695.00 per person double occupancy, $200.00 single supplement (includes hotel and van/gas). Meals will be eaten in local restaurants and are paid for by each participant. This tour is limited to 8 participants. A minimum of 5 participants is needed to run this tour. Registrants will be provided with the specific meeting time and location.

SOLD OUT. Contact Brian Rapoza to be placed on a wait list for this tour


Blue-and-gold Macaw. Photo: John Paul Stanisic

Blue-and-gold Macaw Photo: John Paul Stanisic

Miami Exotics Tour
Saturday, February 21, 2026 (wait list)

Brian Rapoza and Luis Gonzalez (bilingual) will lead birders in search of parrots, bulbuls, mynas, swamphens and other introduced species in this all-day van trip.

Fee: $95.00 (includes van/gas and lunch at a local restaurant. The tour is limited to 10 participants. Registrants will be provided with the specific meeting time and location.

SOLD OUT. Contact Brian Rapoza to be placed on a wait list for this tour



Out-of-Florida Tours

Lance-tailed Manakin. Photo: Greg Kanies.

Panama: Birding Between Continents Saturday, March 21 to Saturday, March 28, 2026 (wait list)

Join TAS Field Trip Coordinator Brian Rapoza and a local guide (arranged through Holbrook Travel) on an eight-day birding adventure in Panama, which boasts the highest bird diversity in Central America, with over 1000 species recorded! The country’s location at the convergence of North and South America will also provide opportunities to find migrant birds from both continents.

The tour begins and ends in Panama City. Two distinct regions will be visited: the tropical rainforests bordering the Panama Canal and the highlands bordering Costa Rica at the western end of the country. Birding hotspots we’ll visit include the world-famous Pipeline Road, the Rainforest Discovery Center and Volcan Baru National Park. We’ll also visit the Panama Canal’s famous Miraflores Locks and museum.

Detailed Itinerary

Fee: $3,825 per person double occupancy, $375 single room supplement. Fee includes ground and internal air transportation, lodging, meals, guides and park fees listed in the itinerary. Not included is round-trip international airfare to Panama City. To register for this tour, applicants must fill out an enrollment form on the Holbrook Travel website, accessed by clicking on the link below. A $350 per person deposit is due at time of enrollment to hold your space on this tour. Balance of payment due date is December 16, 2025.

SOLD OUT. Click HERE to be put on a wait list for this tour.


Plate-billed Mountain-Toucan. Photo: Brian Rapoza

Ecuador: Birding the Choco-Andes Region Monday, June 22 to Wednesday, July 1, 2026

Registration form coming soon!

Banner photo: Blue-and-yellow Macaw by Luis A. Gonzalez