As of October 2020, there were 520 documented bird species in the state of Washington. Birdwatchers love visiting the state! It’s home to many colorful birds that reside and migrate to the state. In this article, we’ll take a look at 25 of the most exciting birds in Washington. Let’s get started! 25 Birds to … Read more
st Virginia isn’t just known for its rolling hills and beautiful mountains; you can find over 354 different bird species in the Mountain State! This post lists some of the most exciting and colorful birds to look for in West Virginia. We’ve also added information about their measurements and where you can find them. Let’s … Read more
Virginia is one of those states that are blessed with stunning landscapes. That’s why it’s home to an abundance of awe-inspiring and majestic wildlife, especially the birds. As a matter of fact, it’s believed that there are over 400 species of birds in Virginia alone. That’s almost every single bird species found on the entire … Read more
Skiing enthusiasts know that Utah is one of the best spots to enjoy the snow. It’s also a destination for filmmakers who attend the Sundance Film Festival every year in January. But Utah is also home to about 467 bird species that live permanently or occasionally visit across the state. Known for its mountains, valleys, … Read more
Louisiana is located rather centrally at the southern edge of the United States. Its coastline spreads along the Gulf of Mexico, and the Mississippi river crosses its eastern side. It’s not surprising then to see vast areas of marshes, grasslands, and coastal prairie throughout the state. Plenty of the wilderness in Louisiana was replaced by … Read more
The pine tree state has another less familiar nickname that captures its essence: Vacationland. Over 21,590 acres, you’ll enjoy a handful of activities in Maine, ranging from bird watching to mountaineering while visiting farmers’ markets and enjoying sea-to-table food in between. Maine is popular among birders because of the variety of stunning birds it has, … Read more
Massachusetts is known for housing some of the most popular colleges and universities in the world. However, the Bay State is also known for being home to more than 505 recorded species of birds, according to the Massachusetts Avian Records Committee (MARC). This is a pretty impressive number for a relatively small-sized state, which makes … Read more
Do you enjoy walking through vast forestlands and seeing wildlife birds in their natural habitat? Then, Kentucky should be at the top of your list of must-see states. This Bluegrass State is made up of 48% forestland. It also boasts 45 major lakes and reservoirs and nearly 3,000 miles of rivers. Just imagine the diversity … Read more
Having a strategic location and terrain of every kind, the Show-Me state is heaven for birdwatchers. Prairies and farmland define the state’s topography, and the vast land of forested Ozarks adds to its allure. The diverse habitats make Missouri the perfect haven for birds of every kind – particularly open-country and woodland breeds. As a … Read more
Known for its stunning desert landscapes, remarkable national monuments, and abundant wildlife, the title “Land of Enchantment” fits New Mexico to a T. There are 549 recorded feathered species in New Mexico, making it the fourth most diverse state in the US regarding birdlife. Since we won’t be able to list all 549 bird species … Read more