16 must-see birding hotspots in southern Ontario
Writer and photographer Jerry Uhlman shares spring hotspots along Canada’s Riviera.
Jerry Uhlman is a writer and photographer who writes birding and travel articles for nature magazines and newspapers.
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Writer and photographer Jerry Uhlman shares spring hotspots along Canada’s Riviera.
More than 225 species have been recorded at this refuge in the Central Valley.
A great spot to see Hooded Warbler, grosbeaks, buntings, and other birds on the shore of Lake Ontario.
A Blue Ridge Mountains retreat filled with mountain and lowland species.
You can find sought-after species such as Elegant Trogon, Spotted Owl, and Montezuma Quail, and migrating tanagers, warblers, and grosbeaks along this gorge on the Fort Huachuca Army Base.
Find warblers, tanagers, thrushes, grouse, and other birds within a stone’s throw of Fallingwater.
Birds to see at this Wetland of International Importance in southeastern British Columbia include Black Tern, Long-billed Curlew, Tundra Swan, Yellow-headed Blackbird, and the spectacle of 100,000 waterfowl.
Find Yellow-throated and Prothonotary Warblers, Orchard Oriole, Bald Eagle, Summer Tanager, Pileated Woodpecker, and American Bittern at this county park 20 miles south of Richmond