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Birdwatching can take place anywhere and at any time – from deep within an ancient forest on a birdwatching expedition, to a surprise visit on an afternoon hike, or even through a window during the day.

Now's your chance to tell us about where you go to birdwatch! Tell us where you love to go birding, and if you have one, share your favorite birding story from that location.

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Submitted by
J. Doyle
February 21, 2012
A wonderful place to birdwatch any time of year in Maryland is the Terrapin Nature Park on Kent Island. Every time I go there are blue herons, migratory birds and so many more!
Submitted by
Megan
November 9, 2011
In the midwest where i live we have amazing birds. i have a morning dove in the summer time outside my window. and i love waking up to its song every morning.
Submitted by
Hambirder
November 2, 2011
The wetland area on the University of South Alabama campus is a haven for many bird species especially Anhinga, We observed 9 at one time during one of our observations
Submitted by
Ron HootinWooten
October 28, 2011
High Island "The Rookery" (spring)and East Lagoon on Galveston Island (anytime)for a bodacious birding bonanza!
Submitted by
Bluebird Trails
October 14, 2011
During the 2011 nesting season, I monitored 175 nestboxes for Western Bluebirds in southern California that resulted in 777 fledges. I belong to the Southern California Bluebird Club and we are hosting the 2012 NABS Conference in Newport Beach. You are invited to join us, for more details, visit our website at Socalbluebirds.org.
Submitted by
Camp Fletcher
October 10, 2011
Camp Fletcher in McCalla/Bessemer Alabama area has several species of birds. Call to make a birding date with your friends. 205.428.1059
Submitted by
Liz
August 28, 2011
Ecuador - Mindo Cloud Forest the area ranges from approximately 1200 to 4780m above sea level, and its most popular attractions are typical of the cloud forest flora and fauna. Temperatures range from about 15ºC – 24ºC (60ºF – 75ºF), and rain storms are common throughout the year, although the climate is driest from May – September. July - October are the busiest months for overseas tourists
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Vietnam
July 6, 2011
In Vietnam, there few places for birdwatching,esp at sub-tropical and rain forest. Tra Su Mangrove, Cattien park, Yokdon park, Bach Ma Park, Con Dao Park, Cuc Phuong, Hoang Lien Son mountain range. June and july is great time to see wetland birds.
Submitted by
Vietnam
July 6, 2011
In Vietnam, there few places for birdwatching,esp at sub-tropical and rain forest. Tra Su Mangrove, Cattien park, Yokdon park, Bach Ma Park, Con Dao Park, Cuc Phuong, Hoang Lien Son mountain range. June and july is great time to see wetland birds.
Submitted by
Dr. Eric Chamberlain
July 3, 2011
I live in a main Migration Route in East Central Oklahoma. I am blessed to enjoy many varieties of birds to view year round.
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