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Pelagic birding trips. Happy birders enjoying smooth seas on these unique Oregon nature tours.
Pelagic birds: albatrosses at arm's length on nearly every trip!
Guided bird tours: pointing out the birds.
Pelagic seabirds such as this South Polar Skua are regular in fall. Oregon's scenic coastline is a highlight of our pelagic trips.

Oregon pelagic birding trips

Welcome! The Bird Guide, Inc., has been leading guided ocean bird watching tours off the beautiful Pacific Northwest coast since 1994. Our nature tours feature friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable on-board guides to help you spot and identify all the seabirds and marine mammals, as well as learn about their fascinating life histories. Please be our guests while we share with you our excitement and wonder of this truly unique birding experience.

"Oregon's pelagic waters can support some of the most spectacular concentrations of seabirds in the world."
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Peter Pyle. 2006.
North American Birds, Vol 60(1).

Few people realize that there is a whole new world of strange and wonderful birds just a few miles off shore of Oregon's beaches. The pelagic birds here rarely approach land, except at their remote and isolated breeding locations scattered around the entire Pacific Ocean. An organized pelagic trip is the best way to see these marvelous Oregon seabirds.


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Greg Gillson

The Bird Guide, Inc.,
PO Box 7332,
Beaverton, Oregon 97007
503-680-2405

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Fork-tailed Storm-Petrels are regularly spotted on our pelagic trips.
Best pelagic trip memories: Moments after seeing their lifer Short-tailed Albatross!
Winter and spring seabird: Laysan Albatross.
Helpful pelagic guides are there to help you spot your target species on these pelagic bird tours!
Humpback whales are frequent on our pelagic birding trips!

At length did cross an Albatross, Through the fog it came;...
It ate the food it ne'er had eat, And round and round it flew.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (1797)

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