Birding Languedoc: Discovering the Avian Wonders of Southern France

Birding Languedoc is dedicated to showcasing the rich avian diversity of the Languedoc-Roussillon area in southern France. As a non-profit organization, they provide guided birdwatching tours, day trips, and personalized experiences for bird enthusiasts of all levels. With experienced local ornithologists and English-speaking tour leaders, visitors can explore the region's varied habitats, from coastal lagoons to mountainous terrain, and observe a remarkable range of bird species.The Languedoc-Roussillon region is a prime location for birdwatching, situated along the Western Mediterranean Flyway. This strategic position and diverse geography contribute to the presence of over 350 bird species, nearly 40% of those found in the Western Palearctic region. Birding Languedoc's tours cater to both seasoned birders and those new to the hobby, offering opportunities to spot resident, nesting, migrating, and overwintering birds.Feuilla, a small village in the Aude department, serves as the base for Birding Languedoc. The surrounding area features garrigue landscapes, hiking trails, and is close to ornithological migration corridors, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the region's birdlife. Birding Languedoc also contributes to local wildlife projects, investing any surplus funds to support conservation efforts in the area.