EXTRAORDINARY BIRDWATCHING IN BIEBRZA MARSHES AND BIAŁOWIEŻA PRIMEVAL FOREST.

Dear friends of birds and bird protection.

Would you like to enjoy Greater Spotted Eagle, Great Snipe, Aquatic Warbler or other superb bird species?

Why not to come to Poland birdwatching?

Spring brings to north-east Poland an explosion of nature. Forests, meadows, ponds and pastures are once again alive with bird life. The rich and diverse habitats of Biebrza Marshes and Białowieża PrimevalForest make these two places, Poland's most internationally important bird refuges.

Many species that breed or stop over here are extinct or endangered elsewhere in Europe. Lesser Spotted, Greater Spotted and White Tailed Eagle, Great Snipe, Aquatic Warbler, White-winged Tern Eagle Owl, Pygmy and Tengmalm's Owl, Montagu's Harrier, Black Stork, Black Grouse, Corn Crake, Ruff, White-backed and Three-toed Woodpecker, Red-backed and Great Grey Shrike, Collared Flycatcher can still be found, amongst others. Some of them are numerous and easy to discover here.

Moreover, Elk, European bison, wolf, other wildlife and a spectacular landscape combined with traditional methods of agriculture prove that Poland has been very attractive destination and make’s your trip a superb birdwatching experience. Additionally, you can learn about bird protection projects carried out in both places.

Enjoy birds!

Here you will find our Bird Trips program.