North America Regional Guides – Page 14

Ten Great Tennessee Bird Watching Spots

1. Reelfoot National Wildlife Refuge, Obion County Earthquakes along the New Madrid fault in the winter of 1811-1812 changed the […]

Tennessee is a big, beautiful, ecologically diverse state. All of the birds that can be regularly found in Tennessee can

You can find birds virtually anywhere on the planet. The same statement is true of Alabama, so do not despair

1. Common Loon The well-known call of the common loon, a falsetto or yodeling wail, is the stuff of folklore.

Winter Birds of Alabama (December, January, February) Autumn yields only reluctantly to winter in Alabama, and in some years, winter

Fall Birds of Alabama (September, October, November) Fall migration is a protracted affair in Alabama, beginning in summer and lasting

Summer Birds of Alabama (June, July, August) Summers are hot in Alabama, but the breeding season continues, particularly for species

Spring Birds of Alabama (March, April, May) Spring starts early in Alabama and is breathtaking. The azaleas and dogwoods are

No matter where you are in Alabama, you will be treated to fabulous bird watching. Although there are several distinct

From the sugar-white beaches of the Gulf of Mexico north to the scenic Tennessee River Valley and east to the

From the sugar-white beaches of the Gulf of Mexico north to the scenic Tennessee River Valley and east to the

1. “The Sherburne Complex” Owned by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries (Sherburne Wildlife Management Area), U.S. Fish &