BWD Magazine – Page 41

Maine Bird Watching

Birding Maine The air is always cool and crisp and smells like pine in Maine. This wild and densely forested […]

Birding Florida Florida is a unique place for birds and birding in the United States. Projecting as it does into

Birding Oregon Along its rocky coast you’ll find black oystercatchers year round. In the winter, rock sandpiper and surfbird. Head

Birding Washington State When it comes to habitat diversity, it’s hard to beat Washington, which boasts about 500 species on

Birding Montana Habitat in Montana is as diverse as the state is wide: Rocky Mountain peaks in the West and

Nebraska Bird Watching Even nonbirds know about the spring and fall spectacle of sandhill crane migration along the Platte River.

Birding Nevada If you want to add Himalayan snowcock to your North American list, you’ll have to climb to above

Birding California Quiz: Which of the 50 states boasts the longest checklist? Hint: It’s not Alaska or Texas, the two

Birding Texas The second-largest U.S. state boasts a whopping 639 bird species, and perhaps the hottest birding hot spot in

Birding Virginia As a mid-Atlantic state, the geographic location of Virginia makes it one of the more interesting places to

Birding South Carolina Although small, South Carolina contains a significant diversity of habitats and easy access to some great natural

Birding Kentucky As a landlocked state Kentucky is not blessed with the diversity of birdlife that coastal areas offer. Nonetheless,