It is the largest of the United States in land area, but one of the least populated, and one of the most remote. At more than 6,600 miles, it has the longest coastline of any U.S. state—and despite the vast landmass, birding hotspots are all in coastal areas. At 514 species—more than half of all […]
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Birding Alaska It is the largest of the United States in land area, but one of the least populated, and one of the most remote. At more than 6,600 miles, it has the longest coastline of any U.S. state—and despite the vast landmass, birding hotspots are all in coastal areas. At 514 species—more than half
The United States of America isn’t just from sea to shining sea. Alaska is separated from the Lower 48 by a foreign country; Hawaii is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean; and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, home to 3.5 million U.S. citizens—not to mention 17 endemic bird species—is an island in the Caribbean
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