A man Birding in Edinburgh

Your Guide

Hi! My name is Agana Agana, a.k.a The Nimble Birder. I began birding in 2009 as an undergraduate zoology student in Ghana, West Africa. Since moving to Edinburgh and transitioning to the digital humanities, I have remained fully immersed in enjoying and sharing my passion for conservation biology and the natural world.

I’d love to show you the birds and wildlife of Edinburgh and the rest of the Lothians!

Memorable Birding Adventures in Edinburgh

Explore the beautiful wildlife and natural landscapes of Edinburgh and the Lothians.

Great-spotted Woodpecker

Edinburgh City

The city centre is a natural haven in itself. The avid birder can spot Greater-spotted Woodpeckers, Nuthatches, Goldfinches, Short-eared Owls in winter, Coal Tits, and more!

Eurasian Shag

East Lothians

East Lothians is a true birder’s paradise. With a number of birding hotspots, we are regularly treated to migrating and resident sea birds, waders, and more.

Osprey

The Borders

The borders region offers a wide variety of landscapes with good chance of raptors including Red Kite, Merlin, and Osprey in the Spring.

Cairngorms National Park

Other Locations

We’re always excited to arrange special tours to West Lothian, Fife, and the Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands. Just tell us what species you are looking to find.

Testimonials

Our guests have cherished their unique wildlife and birding adventures with us.

Agana was knowledgeable and passionate, and made the whole trip informative and enjoyable.

Erin

Doctoral student & Nature Enthusiast

Agana is incredible, he identifies distant flashes of movement in the blink of an eye and his gentle, caring and patient personality made my first proper outing an absolute pleasure!

Alastair

Computer Engineer

Unbelievable birding tour with Agana!!! It was a great experience to learn so much about so many bird species what they do and where they come from. Agana, on top of lending us all his equipment was great to talk to. You could ask anything around birds as well as anything at all and he would know something interesting about it. It was my first birding and definitely not the last! I hope to join another one soon.

Javier

Doctoral student in Botany