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Central Florida Welcomes Bird Watchers with Eco Tours

Enjoying the natural beauty while bird watching in Central Florida.

News Summary

This February, Central Florida is alive with birdwatchers participating in eco tours and festivals. Experience the unique wildlife with guided tours led by experts like Captain Eric Gilhart. Kayak or ride golf carts around the tranquil Omni Orlando Resort, spotting a variety of birds, including Cormorants, Wood Storks, and Great Blue Herons. The Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival also runs from January 22-26, featuring over 50 exhibits and field trips. Join in on the celebration of avian culture and enjoy nature’s wonders.

Central Florida Embraces Bird Watchers with Eco Tours and Festivals this February

Central Florida is buzzing with excitement this February as bird watchers flock to the region for a unique blend of eco tours and festivals. Amid the tranquil surroundings of the Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate, Captain Eric Gilhart, a certified Florida Master Naturalist, leads thrilling eco tours that provide a front-row seat to the area’s rich wildlife.

Adventures in Bird Watching

Imagine gliding through the calm waters in a kayak or cruising around in a golf cart while observing stunning birds in their natural habitat. These eco tours, which run for about two hours, are a delight for anyone, whether you’re a seasoned birdwatcher or a curious beginner. They often take participants to the beautiful No. 8 pond near the hotel, where you can spot a variety of birds like Cormorants, Anhingas, Wood Storks, and those grand Great Blue Herons.

On average, each tour uncovers an impressive 25 to 35 species of birds, and February offers an especially magical experience. With cooler temperatures awakening wildlife from their winter slumbers, you’re also likely to spot alligators soaking up the sun along the banks.

Celebrating Birding Culture

Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival, happening from January 22-26, features more than 50 engaging exhibits alongside field trip opportunities led by expert