NORTH AMERICA BIRD WATCHING ADVENTURES

Are you itching to get twitching? North America has an amazing variety of destinations which are perfect for adventures!

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Just some of the fabulous bird-watching destinations:

• Acadia National Park - Atlantic puffins, bobolinks, and black guillemots. Thanks to its variety of habitats and convenient location along a number of migration routes, this is one of the best places in the world to spot such birds as bald eagles and warblers.
• Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico - This stunning natural environment is a favourite resting spot for such migratory birds as sandhill cranes, ducks, geese, pheasants, roadrunners, and Gambel’s quail. More than 300 species of birds call the refuge home. Songbirds, bald eagles, hawks, northern harriers, and other birds of prey can often be seen mid-hunt.
• Cave Creek Canyon, Arizona - More than 375 different types of birds including Gambel’s quail, cactus wren, Curve-billed thrashers, trogons, screech owls, and golden eagles, to name but a few. Most popular are the hummingbirds, as nearly every Arizona-endemic type of hummingbird can be spotted here.
• Celestún Biosphere Reserve, Yucatan - During the winter months, upwards of 18,000 pink flamingos (not to mention some heron, cormorants, pelicans, great egrets, warblers, and sandpipers) find their way to this marshy paradise.
• Everglades National Park, Florida - The alligators may get all the attention, but if you ask us, the true stars of Everglades National Park are the birds. The marshy environment is often dotted with heron, white ibis, water turkeys, and other shorebird species, while other birds like the roseate spoonbill, snake birds, owls, and hawks can often be spotted hunting.
• Georgian Bay Islands National Park, Ontario - Home to the Great Migration of the winged world. Thousands of birds migrate across the park by island-hopping across the 63 islands. Birds commonly spotted here include warblers, kinglets, thrashers, sparrows, and vireos, among others.
• Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming - Jays, nuthatches, sparrows, thrushes, and chickadees are some of the birds most commonly spotted here, while the most exciting find is the endangered trumpeter swan, which breeds here
• Point Pelee National Park, Ontario - Of nearly 400 types of birds, the warbler is the park’s most famous.  Point Pelee has often been named one of the 15 best spots in North America for birding by Birder’s World Magazine.
• Rio Lagartos, Yucatan - Every April, thousands of pink flamingos make their way to this coastal inlet in order to safely nest. Year-round residents include nearly 400 other species of birds.
• Tule Lake, California  - Pelicans, terns, gulls, ducks, egrets, orioles, and warblers are just some of the many birds that can be found in Tule Lake year-round. However, we recommend taking your camera out to Tule Lake during the winter, when hundreds of bald eagles make it their home for the season.
• Wood Buffalo National Park, Alberta and Northwest Territories -Tundra swan, snow geese, snow buntings, various types of grebes, horned larks, American coots, Lapland longspurs, phalaropes, American avocets, and a nesting area for the only migrating whooping cranes left in the world.

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