North America Regional Guides – Page 2

Ogden Bay, Utah: Silts, Avocets, Idises, Pelicans

Finding birds in Utah is easy. Look for water. That technique worked for my husband and me every time we […]

Birding Utah From the black rosy-finch to the California condor, more than 430 bird species have been documented in Utah.

Not far from the Mexican border, you’ll find one of the most intriguing and diverse environments imaginable. Nestled in south-central

Birding New Mexico There’s a reason New Mexico’s nickname is “The Land of Enchantment.” Some of the most memorable and

We put our raft in on the Upper Marsh Fork River under cloudy skies cloaking the 9,000-foot limestone peaks of

While overlooking the mudflats of Alaska’s Copper River Delta, I was reduced to being a slack-jawed gaper. It was May

This is one festival you have to do,” Bill said, and when Bill says that, I listen. “Beautiful place. Great

In 2005, Arkansas made international headlines over a bird: The ivory-billed woodpecker, thought to be extinct for several decades, was

In 2005, Arkansas made international headlines over a bird: The ivory-billed woodpecker, thought to be extinct for several decades, was

Aptly nicknamed “America in Miniature,” this diminutive state boasts the hardwood forests of the Appalachian Mountains in the west and

Aptly nicknamed “America in Miniature,” this diminutive state boasts the hardwood forests of the Appalachian Mountains in the west and

With the Colorado Plateau in the north, including the Grand Canyon; the Mojave Desert in the northwest; and the Sonoran