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DEC Announces Completion of Final Three Segments of New York State Birding Trail - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation - Vimarsana News

DEC Announces Completion of Final Three Segments of New York State Birding Trail - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation

DEC announces the grand opening of the final three regions of the New York State Birding Trail, highlighting the state’s world-class and wide-ranging birding opportunities. The Adirondacks-North Country, Catskills, and Southern Tier segments bring the total number of birding trail locations across the state to more than 300, providing a variety of quality birding experiences for New Yorkers and visitors to enjoy.

Source: ny.gov
'Way lost' ocean bird spotted in Winona - Vimarsana News

'Way lost' ocean bird spotted in Winona

By CESAR SALAZAR

Earbirding Humboldt - Vimarsana News

Earbirding Humboldt

Summer in Humboldt is the perfect time for family vacations, trips to the beach or river, exploring the farmers markets and seeing the sights from...

'Only the face a mother could love': Locally rare storks spotted in southern Lancaster County - Vimarsana News

'Only the face a mother could love': Locally rare storks spotted in southern Lancaster County

An avid bird-watcher, Warren Wolf set out Saturday toward Octoraro Lake hoping to see a flock of juvenile great blue herons that were rumored to have been spotted in the

Displaced purple martins struggle to find new Middle Tennessee roost - Vimarsana News

Displaced purple martins struggle to find new Middle Tennessee roost

Since the symphony's trees have been recently been removed or deeply pruned, the birds no longer find a resting spot there. But where did they go? That's what Melinda and other local researchers are trying to find out.

Source: wpln.org