If you’re a fan of birding, Rhode Island is definitely a destination to look forward to. Being home to the Coastal Lowlands, 393,000 acres of forests, and seven state beaches, the Ocean State has become a sought-after destination for many birding enthusiasts. The birding scene in Rhode Island is something to speak of. With its … Read more
Pennsylvania is known for its historic role in the nation’s history besides its status as one of the largest industrial centers in the country! In addition to all that, the state also takes pride in being one of the most bird species-dense states in North America! According to the Pennsylvania Ornithological Records Committee (PORC), the … Read more
Oregon is known for its wild west past, but today, it’s a great attraction for nature lovers who like to watch and study its amazing birds. Almost half of the state is covered in forests, but you can explore many other habitats if you want to study birds in Oregon. Currently, there are about 542 … Read more
Geographically speaking, Oklahoma isn’t significantly large. However, the state is well-populated with some of the most interesting and diverse birds out there. According to the Oklahoma Ornithological Society’s Bird Records Committee (OBRC), there are more than 480 recorded species of birds that you can find in the state. If you’re interested in learning more about … Read more
Since its declaration as a state in 1803, Ohio has been giving the world many things to talk about. For starters, it’s the birthplace of Neil Armstrong, who’s the first person to step on the moon. Plus, Akron is the rubber capital of the world. But we’re not here to talk about Armstrong, and we’re … Read more
There isn’t any state east of the Mississippi river with a larger population than North Carolina. And that doesn’t only apply to humans, but birds as well. The Old North state, as it’s commonly called, is the 28th largest state. It comprises nearly 54,000 square miles, and 470 bird species use it as their home … Read more
The Empire State, or New York State, is famous for its elegant restaurants, flashy Broadway performances, and several buildings and structures that resemble nothing else in this world. It’s also a paradise for birders because there are about 494 bird species that you can watch and study if you’re spending time in New York. 61% … Read more
Thanks to the massive number of diners scattered all over the state, New Jersey is known as the Diner Capital of the world. But the four physical regions of the state are also home to some of the most beautiful bird species that bird lovers can watch all year long. As of April 2021, 485 … Read more
According to the New Hampshire Rare Birds Committee (NHRBC), the state has more than 420 certified bird species. Given that New Hampshire is one of the smallest states in mainland U.S.A, this figure is impressive and shows the high density of birds and the variety that a bird watcher would enjoy in the state! If … Read more
Most people think Nevada is void of signs of wildlife. Other than the globally celebrated casinos of Las Vegas, the state doesn’t get much credit, being a wasteland and all. What you don’t know is, Nevada has around 492 species of birds in all colors! It ranks seventh in the United States in terms of … Read more