With its myriad sea islands, tropical climate, miles of beaches, and spectacular mountains, South Carolina has a lot going for it. That’s especially true if you are a fan of bird watching. The state is home to eight different owl species that dedicated watchers can find.  Five of these birds regularly make the Palmetto state … Read more

With its vast expanses of wilderness and quaint, welcoming towns, New Hampshire is a bird-watchers paradise. Head out onto the Appalachian Trail or climb Mount Washington and you’re certain to find a massive array of birds, including eight different species of owls, which make New Hampshire their home either year-round or for just part of … Read more

Maine has a well-earned reputation for its majestic landscape, from the rough and rocky shores of the coast and its many islands, to the magnificent granite mountains of the Appalachian range. Throughout that landscape, you can find an incredible number of birds, including eight species of owls. Of course, you’re more likely to find owls … Read more

The Tar Heel state boasts a moderate climate, miles of sandy beaches, striking wilderness areas, and majestic Appalachian mountains. North Carolina is also lucky enough to be home to eight different owl species. Whether you’re bird-watching on the South Carolina border or wandering along Carolina Beach, there are likely several owls nearby just waiting for … Read more

Owls are stunning animals and they’re all the more interesting because they can be so elusive. Most of them only hunt during the night, though you can find some during the day. But that’s part of what makes them so fascinating, right? Your best bet for locating an owl is to hunker down and listen … Read more

From Cape Cod to Boston and Pittsfield to Plymouth, there are lots of opportunities to see owls in Massachusetts. There are nine different species that make The Bay State their home. Some visit only during the winter or breeding season, and others live there all year long. City slickers, suburbanites, and rural dwellers alike all … Read more

If you’re an owl-lover and you want to add more of them to your birding life list, then New York state is a great place to be. There are ten different species that make the state their home, whether that’s just for part of the year as they migrate through or all year long. It’s … Read more

As you might expect from the Garden State, New Jersey is home to a huge array of different birds including eight different species of owls. Owls aren’t friendly creatures. They tend to avoid humans, so you must practice a bit of patience when looking for them. That doesn’t necessarily mean that you must head to … Read more

Delaware might be an incredibly tiny state, but it’s home to a surprising array of birds, including eight different owl species. Many people assume that because the state is so small, it isn’t worth doing any serious birdwatching in, unless you’re looking for seabirds, but nothing could be further from the truth. While many owls, … Read more

Owls capture the imagination with their bright, large eyes and their nocturnal habits. No wonder they’re a popular feature in mythological tales and modern movies alike. If you’d like to see owls in their natural habitat, you don’t need to look any further than your own backyard. There are eight different species of owls that … Read more