Gulf Coast Birding

Welcome to my Blog about birdwatching on the Gulf Coast. I live in the middle of the MS Migratory Flyway, which provides the opportunity to experience a variety of migratory birds every Spring and Fall. I am excited to share my adventures of birding along the Gulf Coast. However, it should be mentioned that my backyard includes a bayou and the beach. Come join me as I rediscover the (childlike) joy I receive from bird watching, near and far.

Gulf Coast Birds

Prothonotary Warbler: Fish & Wildlife Service; MS Sandhill Crane, Scarlet Tanager, Great Blue Heron: Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

This is a class project:
Instructor videoing Lesser Flamingos of Africa.

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