BWD Magazine – Page 42

Georgia Bird Watching

Birding Georgia The sheer size of Georgia makes it difficult to see all of it (it’s the largest state east […]

Birding Pennsylvania From border to border, Pennsylvania is a state full of forests, mountains and hills, and the valleys and

Birding New York Even though—or perhaps because — it is next door to New York City, Long Island is the

Birding Michigan “If you seek a beautiful peninsula, look about you,” is Michigan’s motto. Consisting of two peninsulas surrounded by

Birding Ohio Ohio’s official promotional slogan (the one on our license plates) is “Ohio: The Heart of it All!” In

Look For The large (18 to 21 inches long) and striking royal tern is easily recognized by its size, white

What Does a Northern Bobwhite Look Like? The northern bobwhite is the East’s only quail. This plump, football-shaped bird more

Look For Our most widespread and common small grebe, the pied-billed is usually seen alone (not in flocks) swimming on

About 1,000 bird species reside or have been documented in North America, but there are roughly 10,000 bird species in

From the Great Plains to the Great Lakes, the birding in the center of North America is sensational all year

From snow-capped mountains of Colorado, to the lowest elevation on the continent—Death Valley, redwood trees near the Pacific coast, saguaro

Tall trees, crisp air, snow-capped mountains—few places in the Lower 48 States conjure such images of wilderness as the Northwest.