Alula Birding & Natural History Tours

An island filled with birds! Here's an article I've just written published in the TBR newspaper. https://tbrnewsmedia.com/your-turn-a-plum-of-an-island/

The latest article from the "Nature Matters" column, written by John, one of Alula's co-owners (and bird watching staff) https://tbrnewsmedia.com/nature-matters-a-fondness-for-squ/

Meet our President, John Turner. For the past 45 years John has been an environmental educator and advocate. He has given hundreds of talks and programs, and led nature walks on a wide range of natural history and environmental topics for many organizations. John also likes to share his passion with the pen, having written articles that have appeared in numerous newsletters and magazines including Defenders, Birder’s World, Long Island Forum, Bird Watcher’s Digest, Networking Magazine, and The Conservationist. He is the author of a popular Long Island nature guide Exploring the Other Island: A Seasonal Nature Guide to Long Island (2nd Edition) and a children’s book Waylon’s Wandering Waterdrop.

Alula Birding & Natural History Tours will resume offering trips when it is once again deemed safe to travel.

Big thanks to Dianne from LI Birds . Com Group and everyone that contributed about 40 photos. I learn something new in Dianne's write up every week, check it out below! Nice cover shot from Charlie Spinnato

My new group; LI Birds . Com Group. It will take the place of the LI Birds page and will be easier to navigate and post. Please join the fun! And Thanks!

Big thanks to Dianne from LI Birds . Com for the great write up and to everyone that contributed photos this week! #BOW Click below for the images and info!

Thanks to Dianne of @LiBirds.com and everyone that contributed photos for Bird of the Week! Excellent images - had to stretch it to four pages. Cover Photo from Grace Scalzo!

Meet our President, John Turner. For the past 45 years John has been an environmental educator and advocate. He has given hundreds of talks and programs, and led nature walks on a wide range of natural history and environmental topics for many organizations. John also likes to share his passion with the pen, having written articles that have appeared in numerous newsletters and magazines including Defenders, Birder’s World, Long Island Forum, Bird Watcher’s Digest, Networking Magazine, and The Conservationist. He is the author of a popular Long Island nature guide Exploring the Other Island: A Seasonal Nature Guide to Long Island (2nd Edition) and a children’s book Waylon’s Wandering Waterdrop.

Alula Birding & Natural History Tours will resume offering trips when it is once again deemed safe to travel.

Want to see something remarkable? Watch the video!

John and I have planned an exciting excursion for this fall. SAVE THE DATE November 17-24, 2019 CALLING ALL CRANIACS! - Bosque Del Apache, New Mexico ... We’ll catch the 32nd Annual Festival of the Cranes, a celebration of the winter migration of Sandhill Cranes, as well as several species of waterfowl (Snow and Ross’s Geese, Northern Pintail, Northern Shovelers, etc.), to the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. We’ll also bird at nearby Belen Marsh (waders), Ladd S. Gordon Waterfowl Complex and Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge (sparrows). FOR MORE INFORMATION - [email protected]