North America Regional Guides – Page 13

Ten Bird Watching Hotspots in Indiana

Jasper-Pulaski State Fish and Wildlife Area 5822 N. Fish and Wildlife Lane, Medaryville, IN 47975 (219) 843-4841 The greatest birding […]

Welcome indeed! Whether you are a beginning birder or an avid bird watcher, Minnesota is a great place to wander

Indiana, according to the state motto, is the “crossroads of America.” Travelers from the East, Northeast, or even Southeast who

Minnesota Bird Watching Welcome indeed! Whether you are a beginning birder or an avid bird watcher, Minnesota is a great

Birding Indiana Indiana, according to the state motto, is the “crossroads of America.” Travelers from the East, Northeast, or even

Old Man Winter comes to Tennessee with a vengeance some years bringing much colder temperatures and more precipitation than on

Fall Birds of Tennessee (September, October, November) By the “dog days of August,” even though it feels like summer in

Summer Birds of Tennessee (June, July, August) Summer is the nesting season. For birders it is primarily the months of

Spring Birds in Tennessee (March, April, May) When March “comes in like a lion” in Tennessee, as it often does,

Tennessee is diverse in physiography, vegetation, and habitat type. For bird monitoring and reporting purposes the state is divided into

The Great State of Tennessee is a great place to watch birds, whatever your level of interest or skill, and

1. American woodcock The American woodcock is a short-legged, short-tailed, dumpy-looking bird with no apparent neck and a long sharp