A quiet preserve of rare plants and animals.
~series created and written by
Angela Minor
“John James Audubon Walked Here” Birding trail carries on the tradition of the great 19th century naturalist.
by Angela Minor
“Springtime in Nevada is for the Birds” Six prime hotspots for watching feathered friends.
by Angela Minor
“Where the Birds Are – Fall migration hotspots across the US” Nine destinations across the US to enjoy the most magnificent spectacle in flight!
by Angela Minor
“Ezra Staengl has His Eye on Nature” Wait, champion birder at age 14? The young Virginia naturalist is on a quest to protect nature and inspire others to do the same.
by Angela Minor
“Alabama is for the birds” Top 10 spring migration destinations for birding.
by Angela Minor
“Western Washington Birding Hotspots” Six million of us age 55 and up take birding trips away from home each year. See our region guided by insider tips from experienced local birders.
by Angela Minor
“Birding on Sanibel Island – Oh! Darling” The shells and sand crunched underfoot; the no-see-ums nibbled; and I held binoculars are the ready…
by Angela Minor
“Flight Path” Despite the snow, ice and bitter winds, many avian species flourish during Oklahoma’s harsh winters.
by Angela Minor
“Birding in the Great Smoky Mountains” I was a real hotshot (in my own mind!) when I started birdwatching over 30 years ago…
by Angela Minor
“New Mark on an Old Road – Natchez” It seems I’m incapable of passing a visitor’s center without browsing those display stands full of brochures like an old school search engine…
by Angela Minor
“15 Best Mountain State Parks for Birding (and other stuff too)” While contemplating on how to celebrate the Migratory Bird Treaty Act centennial, I could see the Blue Ridge just on the horizon of my hometown. The following birding journey is now the plan.
by Angela Minor