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Marco Valtriani, a biologist and fully licensed guide for birders and walkers, offers birdwatching tours for individuals or groups, including day trips and multi-day excursions to all the best areas of Tuscany, Umbria, Lazio, Veneto, and Emilia Romagna.

Autumn offers so much in the way of species for those who want to bird in Italy. Because of migration, birds can be obse...
05/11/2024

Autumn offers so much in the way of species for those who want to bird in Italy.
Because of migration, birds can be observed in Apennine forests, rivers, wetlands and along the coasts of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
With this Canadian guest we followed an itinerary through all these environments observing dozens of species.
Among the most interesting we can list Eleonora's falcon, Common crane, Hoopoe, Pygmy cormorant, Spotted redshank, Caspian tern, Slender-billed gull, Green and Great spotted woodpecker.

🇮🇹 Paesaggi ed uccelli della Maremma. Una giornata di birdwatching e fotografia naturalistica con John, birder appassion...
10/10/2024

🇮🇹 Paesaggi ed uccelli della Maremma.
Una giornata di birdwatching e fotografia naturalistica con John, birder appassionato dalla California.

🇺🇲 Landscapes and birds of the Maremma.
A day of birding and nature photography with John, an avid birder from California.

 

On our last tour we saw this little grebe and it was definitely hungry!
09/10/2024

On our last tour we saw this little grebe and it was definitely hungry!

A wonderful birding trip to with our guest Theresa from the USA!We ticked off 50 species included an unexpected Squacco...
07/10/2024

A wonderful birding trip to with our guest Theresa from the USA!

We ticked off 50 species included an unexpected Squacco Heron!

Just an ordinary day in the Comacchio lagoonThanks Marylin McLachlan
05/10/2024

Just an ordinary day in the Comacchio lagoon
Thanks Marylin McLachlan

A beautiful day spent at lake Trasimeno with Jen and Paul from New York!They were able to tick off many lifers such as t...
11/09/2024

A beautiful day spent at lake Trasimeno with Jen and Paul from New York!

They were able to tick off many lifers such as the Eurasian hoopoe, ferruginous duck, hobby, green woodpecker and many more!

Come join us and discover the wonderful birds of Italy!

In Lake Trasimeno, at the end of summer, the vacationers leave and the waterfowl return.It is migration time, and the la...
09/09/2024

In Lake Trasimeno, at the end of summer, the vacationers leave and the waterfowl return.
It is migration time, and the lake fills with ducks, herons, waders and cormorants.
Great day of birdwatching with two nice guests from New York.

01/09/2024

Alpine chough. On the path between Monte Cavallo and Forcella de Medesc (Dolomites)

Day trip in the hotspots of Maremma with a guest from California. Migration along the Tyrrhenian coast is in full swing....
26/08/2024

Day trip in the hotspots of Maremma with a guest from California.
Migration along the Tyrrhenian coast is in full swing. Lagoons are filling with waterfowl. On tour the Kentish plower, Mediterranean gull, Slender billed gull, Bee eater, Roller and Lesser kestrel showed off.

Interesting encounters on the ridge of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines
31/07/2024

Interesting encounters on the ridge of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines

Scan the hills around Siena with binoculars and enjoy the elegant flight of the Montagu's harrier
18/07/2024

Scan the hills around Siena with binoculars and enjoy the elegant flight of the Montagu's harrier

"I recently enjoyed an exceptional birding tour in Umbria and Tuscany with our guide, Marco. His deep knowledge as a loc...
09/06/2024

"I recently enjoyed an exceptional birding tour in Umbria and Tuscany with our guide, Marco. His deep knowledge as a local ecologist and keen bird-spotting skills made the trip unforgettable.

Marco expertly identified and helped us spot a variety of species, including European Bee-eaters, Short-toed Snake Eagles, Hoopoes, and Woodchat Shrikes. His insightful explanations about the local ecology enriched our understanding of the birds and their habitats.

Marco's assistance went beyond identification—he also helped us compose wonderful pictures, ensuring we captured our sightings beautifully. His patience and dedication made everyone, from novices to experienced birders, feel included and capable.

The stunning landscapes of Umbria and Tuscany provided a breathtaking backdrop, enhancing the overall experience. Marco’s passion for nature and exceptional guiding skills made this trip truly outstanding. I highly recommend Marco for anyone looking to explore the avian wonders of these regions."

eBird checklists:
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The Madonie area is one of the hotspots in Italy for bird species richness.Wild mountains and a varied rural landscape c...
27/05/2024

The Madonie area is one of the hotspots in Italy for bird species richness.
Wild mountains and a varied rural landscape create one of the richest ecological systems in the Mediterranean.
If you are a birdwatcher and you are in Sicily, you absolutely must come to these places with your binoculars.

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Alpine chough. On the path between Monte Cavallo and Forcella de Medesc (Dolomites)

Storks rest beside the highway and high-speed rail line. They are in no hurry to reach Africa

Short toed eagle

Birding in Umbria and beyond. Choose Italy as your destination to experience nature and explore timeless landscapes #birdinginitaly #birdingguide #wildlifewatching #wilditaly

Up there someone loves me. Today my path and Segde Thrasher's path crossed!

If you are in Italy during the migration period, it is worth looking up. You may happen to see two Black Storks on their way south. Se sei in Italia durante il periodo delle migrazioni vale la pena alzare gli occhi al cielo. Ti può capitare di vedere due Cicogne nere in viaggio verso sud.

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