Southern charm isn’t the only thing you’re going to enjoy in Mississippi! The relatively small state is a wildlife haven for all kinds of birds. The state is home to more than 426 species of birds, according to the Mississippi Ornithological Society Bird Records Committee (MBRC). If you want to know more about the wide … Read more
The State of Minnesota is located in the upper Midwest, taking up a considerable part of the Great Lakes Region. It shares borders with Canada, Wisconsin, North and South Dakota, and Iowa. Most of this area is covered with woodlands, freshwater bodies, and prairies. Even though Wisconsin is one of the most metropolitan states and … Read more
Michigan is the tenth largest state in the United States, so it should not be surprising that it is home to a variety of beautiful bird species. All types of birds commonly inhabit Michigan’s litany of islands, dunes, mountains, and peninsulas. This is why we consider Michigan to be a bird watcher’s paradise! There are, … Read more
For a small-sized state like Indiana, having a huge variety of wild bird species is pretty impressive! In fact, according to the Indiana Bird Records Committee (IBRC) of the Indiana Audubon Society, there are 422 recorded species of birds around the Hoosier State. This makes it an ideal stop for an avid birder to seek … Read more
Idaho is a large state that’s located on the northwestern edge of the lower-48 states of the United States. Despite its spacious area, Idaho is among the least densely populated states. This leaves plenty of space for undisturbed wildlife to flourish. There are around 300 animal species and 432 species of birds in Idaho. So … Read more
Illinois is blessed with breathtaking mature forests, rolling hills, and stunning wetlands. No wonder it’s nicknamed ‘The Prairie State.’ This northern state is also known for its expansive shorelines. It boasts a total of 155 lakes and 26 miles of public beaches. Almost all of this shoreline is on Lake Michigan, one of the five … Read more
Georgia is a populous state on the Southeastern edge of the United States. The Peach State also has vast areas that haven’t yet been altered by urban development. And that’s why it’s one of the best destinations to enjoy nature. There are vast swamps in the south, the Appalachian mountains in the north, woodlands throughout … Read more
The state of sunshine has a famous pairing; beaches and birds. They go together perfectly and so should you! With over 13,000 combined miles of coastline between the Atlantic ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, you can spend an unforgettable time in Florida visiting the beaches, islands, parks, historical stops, and even museums. But don’t … Read more
Despite being the second smallest state -after Rhode Island- Delaware has one of the richest wildlife scenes you’ll ever see, especially when it comes to birds. There are arguments about the exact number of bird species in Delaware, but it’s somewhere between 390 and 420! The small state boasts a lot of tourist attractions, ranging … Read more
Despite being the third smallest state in the Union, the Constitution State boasts an impressive collection of birds. According to state records and the Connecticut Ornithological Association, 448 bird species that are accepted by the Avian Records Committee of Connecticut (ARCC) live in the state. Regardless of where you are, bird songs echo throughout the … Read more