Birding Pennsylvania From border to border, Pennsylvania is a state full of forests, mountains and hills, and the valleys and floodplains of rivers that have carved them. Lake Erie laps at the northwest corner of the state (think gulls and shorebirds), and in the southeast is Pennsylvania’s piedmont. In between, the Appalachian Mountains curve through, […]
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Birding New York Even though—or perhaps because — it is next door to New York City, Long Island is the State of New York’s hottest birding hotspot, in terms of species observed and number of reports filed with eBird. If you can visit anywhere along the state’s coastline, odds are, birding will be good throughout
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The Adirondack Park of New York state is a bird-watching haven. All birds that migrate to the Adirondack region for the summer arrive by June. More than 100 bird species can be found nesting in the region, including the spruce grouse and Bicknell’s thrush, and birding enthusiasts have been flocking to the area in increasing
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