Birding Rhode Island It’s the smallest state in the Union, but Rhode Island still boasts 384 miles of tidal shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean and Narragansett Bay—enough coastline to give it the nickname the Ocean State. Little Rhody is mostly flat and pockmarked with lakes. Its forests are part of the Northeast coastal ecoregion. eBird […]
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It’s a small state, but Vermont has breathtaking scenery and genuine historic charm. It has good birding, too, with 385 species reported in eBird, including roughly 200 breeding there. “Vermont offers birding experiences disproportionate to its small size,” says the Vermont Audubon website. Leaf peepers flock to the state in the fall because the forest
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Birding Vermont It’s a small state, but Vermont has breathtaking scenery and genuine historic charm. It has good birding, too, with 385 species reported in eBird, including roughly 200 breeding there. “Vermont offers birding experiences disproportionate to its small size,” says the Vermont Audubon website. Leaf peepers flock to the state in the fall because
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Birding Wyoming The big, rectangular state of Wyoming has spectacular scenery including iconic national parks and Devil’s Tower National Monument. It has diverse habitat, including high-elevation coniferous forests, high plains, rocky rivers, sage-brush, scrubland, wetlands, glaciers, snow-capped mountains, lakes and reservoirs, and grasslands. It has magnificent megafauna, including bison, elk, and grizzly bear, and not
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