The Hoosier State is the so-called crossroads of America and home for 422 birds of Indiana throughout a year, including 180 annual breeding species. Even though woodland bird number has decreased in recent years, it is still an excellent place for bird watchers and nature photographers looking for residents, rarities, and birds flying over this …
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The development of birding apps has revolutionized bird watching. Nearly every aspect of this hobby has an app made for it. There are birding life list apps, bird identification apps, bird sounds apps, bird sighting apps–birders are spoiled for choice! To help you navigate among the many options, let’s discuss the features and functions of …
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Birds symbolize freedom and eternal life. With 433 resident and migratory bird species, Buckeye State is the real emblem of liberty. Woodlands covered about 95% of the state at the time of settlement. It is not the same now, but forests cover a third of the area and offer home and shelter for numerous resident …
With 487 bird species, the Sooner State represents a prime birdwatching territory. You can spot and take a photo of resident birds of Oklahoma year-round and thousands of migratory birds that stopover in this state twice a year. The best places for these activities are four Wildlife Refuge Centers you should visit. Oklahoma Birds Noteworthy …
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Thanks to numerous bird species and attractive birding spots, the Pine Tree State is a top birding destination for any birder or photographer. Many birds of Maine live in Acadia National Park, the only one in New England. One of the advantages is habitat diversity so that you can find species residing in mountains, forests, …
If you live in Alabama and have heard about its rich bird population, you may want to start bird watching. In that case, you probably have questions about where to find birds of Alabama and the best areas for enjoying the wildlife diversity. Thanks to 449 officially documented species, this state is a real hot …
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Ask to see a bird life list and the birder you ask will fall over in haste to show you. This list of birds is the crowning glory of a bird watcher’s journey. So if you’re wondering whether you should start your own life bird list, the answer is an unequivocal yes. Read on to …
If you loved treasure hunting games as a kid, you’re going to love bird watching as an adult. With birds as treasures and their information as clues on how to find them, this hobby is basically a lifelong scavenger hunt that you can play across the entire earth. Have we piqued your interest? Then read …
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You are new to birding and need actionable tips for your birding trip that’s probably happening tomorrow morning? You are in the right place. Here are specific and actionable bird watching tips that help you to become a better birder. Get the sun at your back Get the right pair of binoculars Set a target …
Humans have been bird watching since time immemorial, but only in the last few decades has it become a full blown hobby. There is a reason why so many people are willing to spend time and money to look at birds, and once you try it, you’ll understand why. What is birding? Bird watching vs. …
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