The Tar Heel State of North Carolina is named after a history of working with tar. Nowadays, it signifies a binding tie to the state, a love for the countryside and the people. The eastern side of the state contains the coastline of the Atlantic Ocean and is nearly 4,000 miles long. That is impressive …
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The Golden State of California is well known for its warm climate, stunning beaches, and welcoming nature. It is the third largest state in the U.S.,, and the geography varies. The coastline alone runs for 840 miles from Mexico in the south and Oregon in the north. In the east of California is the Sierra …
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The Garden State of New Jersey is on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States. Bordered by New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and the Atlantic Ocean, it is a birder’s paradise with shorelines, forests, mountains, and wetlands that host many bird species. In this post, we will be choosing a diverse range of birds in New …
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Hummingbirds are the favorite backyard bird of many, and for good reasons. Their magical colors and ability to hover in the air are almost majestic. While it is easy to think that all hummingbirds shimmer in iridescent colors and live in beautiful hidden forests, they live in different geographic ranges and have different nesting habits …
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New Jersey is an excellent place for birders to live and explore the different terrains. While many people associate the state with suburbs, factories, and Atlantic City, it also has a wide array of habitats and natural areas perfect for birdlife. Overview While New Jersey is the most densely populated state in America, it is also home …
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We have found 8 hawk species that you might find in Florida. Some are resident, some migrate and one is just really rare. Florida is a great place to see hawks in its wide open spaces. We hope you enjoy our guide to hawks in Florida, so let’s get going. Hawks that are not hawks! …
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Wisconsin is one of the best states in the US to go birdwatching. This upper Midwestern state is ideally located next to Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, allowing for an array of native wildlife to visit the area. Plus, with Wisconsin being so close to the Canadian border, it’s also generally one of the best …
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Washington State is a wonderful place for all types of birders and one of the most beautiful states. Located in far north America, it has a range of climates and geography as well as 3000 miles of shoreline and can host a wide range of birds. In this post, we review some common birds in …
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If you are interested in hawks and you either live in or are planning a visit to Massachusetts, then you have come to the right place. Hawks are bold and fierce birds that are a sight to behold, and they are super fascinating to observe in the wild. Hawks are birds of prey that are …
The state of Pennsylvania is located on the East Coast of the United States, bordering New York City and the state of New Jersey. Pennsylvania is primarily known for its industrial history, featuring some of the most prominent railroads and coal production centers in the United States. It’s also home to some of the world’s …
