Birds of North Carolina: Fall
Fall Birds of North Carolina (September, October, November) Everyone welcomes the first cool breezes of September, especially after a hot […]
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Fall Birds of North Carolina (September, October, November) Everyone welcomes the first cool breezes of September, especially after a hot […]
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Summer Birds of North Carolina (June, July, August) June is a quiet month for much of the bird world. During
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Winter Birds of North Carolina (December, January, February) Though many people think of winter as “downtime” for birders, it really
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Spring Birds of North Carolina (March, April, May) Despite what the calendar says, birders know that spring really begins on
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North Carolina is composed of three physiographic regions: mountains, piedmont, and coastal plain. The latter includes the narrow barrier islands
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1. Tundra Swan Measuring more than 50 inches in length with a wingspan of up to seven feet, the tundra
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Cape Hatteras National Seashore/Pea Island NWR More than 70 miles of pristine public beach stretch from Bodie Island to Okracoke
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Following a Nature Lover: Birding the Charles Kuralt Trail On the Road with Charles Kuralt was a familiar television program
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Winter Waterfowling on North Carolina’s Coastal Plain When autumn slowly turns into winter, a huge number of waterfowl head south
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