Ten Bird Watching Hotspots in Ohio
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Loggerhead Shrike
Look For With just a quick glance at a loggerhead shrike, you might mistake it for a mockingbird, as both
Swainson’s Thrush
Look For Swainson’s thrush was once called the olive-backed thrush. The name changed in part because some Swainson’s thrush populations
Spotted Sandpiper
Look For The spotted sandpiper is one of the easiest sandpipers to identify. Not only are its markings distinctive, but
Northern Rough-winged Swallow
Look For Only 5 to 51/2 inches long, the northern rough-winged swallow is brown-backed with dirty-white underparts, a short notched
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Chuck-will’s-widow
What Does a Chuck-will’s-widow Look Like? Chuck-will’s-widow is brown, black, and gray overall. Like other members of the goatsucker family
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Birding Whitefish Point, Michigan
Another Rough-legged Hawk winged its way over the bay. The day’s total had already exceeded 300 birds and it was
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Birding Kentucky’s Historic Wilderness Road
When you amble along the Wilderness Road in eastern Kentucky, that primitive track blazed by early American pioneers through the
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Birding Audubon State Park and Western Kentucky
Millions of us who love birds know at least a bit about John James Audubon, perhaps the greatest birder of
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Presque Isle County, Michigan: A Hidden Paradise
I like birding in places where there are only 22 people per square mile. Especially when the birds vastly outnumber
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Lower Rio Grande Valley: A Bird Watcher’s Paradise
When you think of birding hotspots near you, what areas come to mind? Do you enjoy visiting a nearby park
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Mysterious Mounds: Birding the Ancient Ohio Trail
By the time Christopher Columbus first reached America in 1492, they were already at least a millennium old. What were
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