Through our lens: A Journey revisited
This section provides a structured overview of our Birding tours, covering key destinations, notable wildlife encounters, and the carefully designed activities that shaped the experience. It emphasizes the region’s biodiversity and ecological variety while also documenting the planning, execution, and outcomes of the expedition to offer clear insights into both the natural environment and the quality of the tour itself.
Andaman Endemic Birding Tour
(16-19 January, 2026)
Trip Report 04/2026
Mrs. Barbara DeWitt’s South Andaman birding tour delivered exceptional results with well-planned, habitat-focused birding. The trip logged 114 species and successfully recorded all 20/20 South Andaman endemics through a mix of targeted day sessions and night surveys. Standout moments included superb views of Andaman Serpent Eagle and the elusive Andaman Crake, Rudy breasted crake, with an impressive 18 endemics seen in one day. Overall, it was a rewarding tour marked by strong endemic coverage and memorable highlights.
South and Little Andaman Endemic Birding Tour
(08-13 January, 2026)
Trip Report 03/2026
Mrs. Barbara DeWitt’s South Andaman birding tour delivered exceptional results with well-planned, habitat-focused birding. The trip logged 114 species and successfully recorded all 20/20 South Andaman endemics through a mix of targeted day sessions and night surveys. Standout moments included superb views of Andaman Serpent Eagle and the elusive Andaman Crake, Rudy breasted crake, with an impressive 18 endemics seen in one day. Overall, it was a rewarding tour marked by strong endemic coverage and memorable highlights.
Andaman Endemic Birding Tour
(02-03 January, 2026)
Trip Report 01/2026
A productive start to 2026 with our clients, 14 out of 20 South Andaman endemic species recorded in just two days. We also had an excellent night session without any playback, spotted Andaman Masked Owl, Andaman Nightjar and non endemic Oriental Scops Owl (Walden’s).
Andaman Endemic Birding Tour
(01-05 December, 2025)
Mr. Mathur’s 5-day South Andaman birding tour recorded an impressive 122 species, including all 20 endemics secured within the first four days. Key highlights included Andaman Wood Pigeon, Andaman Crake, and Andaman Masked Owl. Coastal habitats delivered excellent wader activity with notable migrants, while new roosting sites for rare endemics were an important added discovery.
Full day Birding Session
(13th September, 2025)
A productive monsoon birding day recorded 52 species, including 8 Andaman endemics. The highlight was a migratory Ruddy Turnstone foraging along the tide line, making the day especially rewarding.
Andaman Endemic Birding Tour
(18-20 February, 2025)
Three days of intensive birding with Col. Apurva Bhati, what incredible energy! We recorded 95 species, including 18 of the 20 Andaman endemics, in just five sessions. Highlights: 20min open foraging exposure of Andaman crake, and targeted spotting for owls. Check out the link below
Full day Birding Session
(06th January, 2026)
A full day of targeted endemic birding in South Andaman with structured morning and evening sessions. Systematic habitat coverage resulted in 60 species, including 16 of the 20 South Andaman endemics. Key records included Andaman Serpent Eagle at dusk, Andaman Cuckoo-dove at roost, Andaman Flowerpecker, Oriental Scops Owl (walden's), and Andaman Crake. Several species were lifers for the visiting birder, marking a highly productive survey day. eBird trip report
Half day Birding Session
(17th November, 2025)
A short but rewarding session covering forest edge, mangroves, and coastal scrub, with steady bird activity throughout. Highlights included excellent views of Crested Serpent eagles, Andaman Green pigeons, Andaman flowerpecker, Andaman Crake along with a good mix of endemics, residents, and migrants. Wrapped up with a satisfying total of 44 species for the checklist.
Half day Birding Session
(29th November, 2025)
Had a productive half day session with Anubrata madam & Family. We spotted 51 species in 3 and half hour. Highlights were the raptors giving exposure at very low angles, (Created serpent eagle, Changeable hawk eagle, White bellied sea eagle). We also spotted 6 endemics in this session.
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South and Little Andaman Endemic Birding Tours with Mr. Ramaswamy | Total Species observed: 130; Endemic species spotted (South & Little Andaman) : 20/20
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Andaman Endemic Birding Tours with Mr. Jaap| Total Species observed: 60; Endemic species spotted (South Andaman) : 16/20
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Andaman Andaman Endemic Birding Tours with Mrs. Subhasmita and Mr. Anubhav | Total Species observed: 78; Endemic species spotted (South Andaman) : 14/20
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South Andaman Endemic Birding Tours with Mr. K. M Kumar| Total Species observed: 48; Endemic species spotted (South Andaman) : 20/20
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South Andaman Endemic Birding Tours with Mr. K. M Kumar| Total Species observed: 48; Endemic species spotted (South Andaman) : 07/20
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South Andaman Endemic Birding Tours with Mr. Satheesh Kumar and Bob long horn | Total Species observed: 112; Endemic species spotted (South Andaman) : 18/20
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