51 lines
5.5 KiB
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51 lines
5.5 KiB
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Magee Marsh,The "Warbler Capital of the World" offers legendary close-up views of colorful migrants.,41.6117,-83.1864
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Bosque del Apache NWR,Tens of thousands of Sandhill Cranes and Snow Geese create a stunning winter spectacle.,33.7997,-106.8906
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Cape May,A critical stopover point where thousands of hawks and songbirds congregate during fall.,38.9319,-74.9077
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Everglades National Park,This massive wetland is a paradise for spotting Roseate Spoonbills and Wood Storks.,25.2866,-80.8987
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High Island,Famous for "fallouts" where exhausted migratory songbirds land by the hundreds.,29.5608,-94.3894
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Point Reyes National Seashore,Over 490 bird species have been recorded at this diverse coastal headland.,38.0801,-122.9575
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Big Bend National Park,The only place in the United States where you can find the Colima Warbler.,29.2498,-103.2502
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Monterey Bay,A premier pelagic birding destination for Albatrosses, Shearwaters, and Jaegers.,36.6002,-121.8947
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Madera Canyon,A "sky island" famous for Elegant Trogons and over a dozen hummingbird species.,31.7230,-110.8800
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Sapsucker Woods,The home of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology features serene trails and rare species.,42.4795,-76.4513
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Aransas NWR,The primary wintering ground for the endangered and majestic Whooping Crane.,28.3139,-96.8040
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Sax-Zim Bog,A world-famous winter destination for boreal owls and northern finches.,47.1691,-92.7441
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J.N. "Ding" Darling NWR,Mangrove forests filled with Yellow-crowned Night-Herons and Roseate Spoonbills.,26.4468,-82.1122
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Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge,One of the best places in the West for American Avocets and Black-necked Stilts.,41.5126,-112.2681
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Chincoteague NWR,A diverse Atlantic coast refuge famous for shorebirds and Snowy Egrets.,37.9150,-75.3621
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Central Park,An urban oasis that acts as a "migrant trap" for dozens of warbler species.,40.7851,-73.9683
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Platte River Valley,The spring staging ground for nearly one million Sandhill Cranes.,40.7300,-98.4000
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Cave Creek Canyon,Spectacular cliffs in the Chiricahuas home to many Mexican specialties.,31.8967,-109.1719
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Laguna Atascosa NWR,A South Texas hotspot for Altamira Orioles and Aplomado Falcons.,26.2289,-97.3542
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Bombay Hook NWR,Expansive tidal salt marshes that attract massive numbers of shorebirds.,39.2559,-75.4678
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Mount Desert Island,Diverse habitats in Acadia National Park for Atlantic Puffins and Spruce Grouse.,44.3386,-68.2733
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Grand Isle,A vital first stop for Neotropical migrants crossing the Gulf of Mexico.,29.2366,-89.9873
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Klamath Basin NWR,The largest wintering population of Bald Eagles in the lower 48 states.,41.9200,-121.5700
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Santa Ana NWR,The "crown jewel" of the national wildlife refuge system for South Texas birds.,26.0700,-98.1400
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Hawk Mountain Sanctuary,The first refuge in the world dedicated specifically to birds of prey.,40.6416,-75.9866
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Dry Tortugas National Park,Isolated islands that serve as the only U.S. nesting site for Sooty Terns.,24.6285,-82.8733
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Lower Rio Grande Valley,A subtropical birding paradise with Green Jays and Great Kiskadees.,26.1000,-97.8000
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Malheur NWR,A high-desert oasis that is a massive draw for Trumpeter Swans and cranes.,43.2644,-118.8456
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Fort De Soto Park,Consistently ranked as one of the best spots in Florida for shorebird diversity.,27.6143,-82.7169
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Dauphin Island,A primary landfall site for migratory birds arriving in the spring.,30.2505,-88.1026
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Yellowstone National Park,High-altitude birding for Harlequin Ducks and American Dippers.,44.4280,-110.5885
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Olympic National Park,Rugged coastline and alpine forests home to Sooty Grouse and Marbled Murrelets.,47.8021,-123.6044
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Edwin B. Forsythe NWR,Managed impoundments that are ideal for viewing tens of thousands of waterfowl.,39.4633,-74.4447
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Patagonia-Sonoita Creek,One of the few places in the U.S. to see the Thick-billed Kingbird.,31.5422,-110.7600
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Great Smoky Mountains,Diverse elevations support everything from Wild Turkeys to Blackburnian Warblers.,35.6118,-83.4895
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Tule Lake NWR,A major stop on the Pacific Flyway for White-fronted Geese and Eared Grebes.,41.8800,-121.4600
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Merritt Island NWR,Surrounds the Kennedy Space Center and hosts thousands of wintering ducks.,28.6415,-80.6860
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Anahuac NWR,Coastal prairies and marshes famous for sightings of the elusive Yellow Rail.,29.6105,-94.4304
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Kodiak NWR,A rugged Alaskan refuge where you can find Tufted Puffins and Emperor Geese.,57.4800,-153.5000
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San Juan Islands NWR,Pristine marine habitats for Pigeon Guillemots and Rhinoceros Auklets.,48.5300,-123.0000
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Seney NWR,Large pools in Michigan's Upper Peninsula provide habitat for Common Loons.,46.2872,-85.9392
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Okefenokee NWR,Mysterious swamp habitat home to Sandhill Cranes and Prothonotary Warblers.,30.8400,-82.3400
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Gunnison Basin,The best (and only) place to find the rare Gunnison Sage-Grouse.,38.5458,-106.9253
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Glacier National Park,Alpine vistas hosting White-tailed Ptarmigan and Clark's Nutcrackers.,48.7596,-113.7870
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Snake River Canyon,The highest density of nesting raptors in all of North America.,43.3000,-115.8000
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Montrose Point,A world-class urban birding site on the Lake Michigan shoreline.,41.9642,-87.6375
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Waikamoi Preserve,A high-altitude rainforest that is the last stronghold for several Hawaiian honeycreepers.,20.7800,-156.2300
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Brazos Bend State Park,An inland Texas site known for its diversity of herons and songbirds.,29.3712,-95.5966
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Jekyll Island,A Georgia barrier island that is an excellent site for wintering shorebirds.,31.0700,-81.4200
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Pawnee National Grasslands,Wide-open prairies home to McCown's Longspurs and Mountain Plovers.,40.7833,-104.1167
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