Summer Birds of Tennessee (June, July, August) Summer is the nesting season. For birders it is primarily the months of June and July. In Tennessee these months are normally not the hottest or the driest but they may sometimes be, particularly July. As usual, the weather affects the birds and the bird watchers, so visits […]
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Summer Birds of Alabama (June, July, August) Summers are hot in Alabama, but the breeding season continues, particularly for species such as northern cardinal and Carolina wren that have multiple broods. American goldfinches time their breeding to coincide with ripening thistle, which occurs in late June or early July. Summer in Alabama is much about
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Summer Birds of Louisiana (June, July, August) Surely one of the high points of Louisiana bird watching involves the nesting of bottomland hardwood forest birds within any of the larger tracts across the state, such as Bayou D’arbonne and Tensas National Wildlife Refuges in northeastern Louisiana, to the Atchafalaya Basin in the south-central portion of
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Summer Birds of Michigan (June, July, August) With the arrival of June, singing activity of breeding songbirds reaches its peak, while a fair number of migrant shorebirds still occupy wetlands and mudflats. Very few waterfowl are migrating, and all those that remain to breed in Michigan have, for the most part, built nests and are
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