This was my first birding tour with a guide. David does a great job of providing all that you will need for your adventure like scopes and binoculars. He even provides drinks and snacks if you need them. He can take you to areas where you'll most likely see the birds you want to view. I saw Whooping Cranes, Snow Geese, Eagles and tons of White Pelicans, all first time finds for me. What I like most is that he is able to tell you the who, what and where about the area as well as the identification of the birds. He is sensitive to his customers needs as well. Money well spent and a fantastic day of birding. You won't go wrong booking an Indigo Birding tours.

I'm fairly new to birding and bird photography and hoped this tour would help me with improving as photographing birds has proven a challenge. I'd hoped to see an owl and more wildlife but we did see several birds and got some pics. Didn't have any luck improving my photography skills but glad we gave it a try.

After reading about IndiGoBirding over a year ago, it sounded like the perfect gift for my wife. Scheduling conflicts conspired to keep us from enjoying the fruits of the gift until yesterday. It was well worth the wait.

David is a fabulous tour guide, easy-going and extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Every bird was worth seeing and discussing, from the most "common" to the most magical. We'd stop on a gravel road to focus our binoculars (supplied by David) on a bird one of us had spotted and then find ourselves out of the van with the long-range scope trained on another group of birds of even more interest. Nothing was rushed. All was fascinating.

Our late afternoon to dusk tour began with a clear view of a bald eagle turning its neck side to side in its high nest. The tour continued on to see hundreds of white pelicans in the water and soaring in flocks low to the water and high in the sky. There was an eastern meadowlark, sitting on a stalk at dusk with its bright yellow chest and even brighter, clear song. Harriers and owls soaring above fields. Waterfowl which I would have just called waterfowl but learned how to distinguish the coots, mergansers, shovelheads and terns. With David, a snipe hunt was not the proverbial fool's errand. He showed us snipes in fields and in flight, their long beaks giving them away.

It was all fun and magical. Darkness brought the tour to an end but, wow, what a great time we had. I strongly recommend David's tour.