Hummingbirds are some of the most exciting to watch for because they’re so unique. They have striking, bright colors and they zoom and swoop so charmingly through the air. Plus, many of them willingly visit backyard feeders. Hummingbirds have their natural native ranges, but most of these birds are wanderers. They’ll travel far, far outside … Read more
Hummingbirds are striking birds with distinct colors and behaviors. They’re a fun bird to watch for because so many of them willingly visit backyard feeders. Hummingbirds have their natural native ranges, but most of these birds are wanderers. They’ll travel far, far outside their range, searching for good food. While the ruby-throated hummingbird is the … Read more
Beautiful Florida is home to stunning beaches and a warm climate that appeals to hummingbirds that mostly stick to tropical climates. While the ruby-throated hummingbird is the most common in the state, you can also see rare birds like the Bahama woodstar and the buff-bellied, especially during the winter. Hummingbirds are a New World group … Read more
As one of the least populated states in the US, Wyoming is its fair share of wild, open spaces. That’s part of what makes the state so special. But while it might not have as many humans per square mile as some others, it has tons and tons of bird inhabitants. In addition to hundreds … Read more
Woodpeckers are exciting birds to find. They have such striking colors and they’re not as common as some of the birds that nest in our yards and forests. Plus, it’s fun to watch them work to find food in logs and trees. Mississippi is home to some pretty extraordinary wilderness areas, which means you have … Read more
With its tropical climate and vast distance from any other land masses, Hawaii has some pretty spectacular wildlife, including just two species of owls. One owl is native to the island, while the other was introduced and quickly became invasive. The first is the Hawaiin short-eared owl and the second is the barn owl. There … Read more
Alaska is an incredibly diverse state, with rugged mountains, vast wilderness, and extensive coastlines. Among the many majestic creatures you can find making the “The Last Frontier” their home are ten different species of owls. From the majestic star of Harry Potter, the snowy owl, to the rare northern pygmy owl, there are so many … 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
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
With the Appalachian Mountains to the north and the majestic coastline to the south, along with National Parks and wildlife areas scattered in between, Alabama is a bird-watching hotbed. If you happen to be an owl lover, you’re in luck. Alabama is home to eight different owl species. Some live in the state all year … Read more