After 30+ years on the river, time is gaining the upper hand. The time is right for a new generation to step up and take Birds of Prey Expeditions to the next level. If interested, please call Steve at 208-658-9980 or email birdsofprey@cableone.net.
Discover
our fun & informative Idaho travel experience as featured
in The New York Times, Audubon,
Sunset, Northwest Traveler, American Falconry, National
Geographic, Idaho, and Horizon Air magazines...
We have
a special interest in the Snake River Birds of Prey National
Conservation Area, and for 30 years have offered a wide
variety of field trips into the area. On our trips, we
explain the natural forces that created this unique area
and what makes it so attractive to nesting raptors. We
also talk about the ecological challenges facing the area
today and mix in discussions of geology and history of
the surrounding area.
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Even though
the trips are very educational, they’re a lot more fun
than sitting in a classroom. You will have a chance to
view many species of “Birds of Prey.” Some
of the birds we hope you will see include the golden eagle;
prairie falcon; red-tailed, ferruginous, marsh, and Swainson’s
hawks; American kestrels; turkey vultures; barn, great
horned, short-eared, screech, burrowing, and long-eared
owls; and ravens.
Meet Your Hosts:
 
Steve and
Jill Guinn have been operating Birds of Prey Expeditions
for over 30 years and have been involved in all facets of raptor education and protection. Together with Morley Nelson, they have
escorted thousands of visitors from around the world through
the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area.
Special Guest Hosts:

Come join Tyler and Norman Nelson, the sons of the late, renowned conservationalist and falconer Morley Nelson as they guide you on a very special trip deep inside the Snake River Canyon. They are two-time EMMY Award winning cinematographers and have spent most of their lives exploring, filming, and climbing raptor nests in the National Conservation Area. Learn how they filmed the famous scenes in the numerous Walt Disney movies they worked on. Discover the best times of day to locate, identify and film raptors in the canyon with your still camera. Enjoy the spiritual surroundings and aerial acrobatics of the world's fastest animals. Check out their work at www.echofilms.com. |