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My 12 Best Bird Watching Spots in Vermont You Should Try

Vermont is a small state located in the northeastern region of the United States. Even though the state is insignificant, it is rich in birdlife, with at least 388 species recorded. I have written...

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link to My 12 Best Bird Watching Spots in West Virginia You Should Try

My 12 Best Bird Watching Spots in West Virginia You Should Try

West Virginia is one of the smaller states at 62 259 km² in area. Despite this, a state is still a good place for birds. Knowing which spots are the best for birds is challenging, so I compiled...

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link to My 12 Best Bird Watching Spots in Tennessee You Should Try

My 12 Best Bird Watching Spots in Tennessee You Should Try

Tennessee is a land-locked state that is south of Kentucky. It is mainly known as the center for country music, but it also has good birdlife. At least 423 species of birds have been found in the...

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link to My 10 Best Bird Watching Spots in Ohio You Should Try

My 10 Best Bird Watching Spots in Ohio You Should Try

Ohio is a midwestern state between Indiana in the west and Pennsylvania in the east. In the north, some parts of the state border Lake Erie. There are many great places to bird watch in the state. I...

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link to My 10 Best Bird Watching Spots in Kentucky You Should Try

My 10 Best Bird Watching Spots in Kentucky You Should Try

Kentucky is commonly called the bluegrass state, but this doesn’t mean it is only grassland. There are many forests, rivers, and lakes that also attract birds. At least 375 species of birds have...

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link to My 11 Best Bird Watching Spots in North Dakota You Should Try

My 11 Best Bird Watching Spots in North Dakota You Should Try

North Dakota is a state that is rich in bird species. A total of 420 species have been recorded in North Dakota. It is on the Central flyway, meaning numerous waterfowl and migrating songbirds can be...

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