2016年4月28日 · Texas has an extensive series of birding and wildlife trails covering scores of sites over the entire state. Odds are good they’ll lead you to an encounter with some other flying species, such as squirrels and bats, as well. One of the must-visit sites of American birding, Anahuac protects 34,000 acres of marsh, prairie, and scattered woods.

Great Texas Birding Classic Maps and Birding Locations Birding as a pastime is wonderful in that a person can bird while walking alone, but it is also something you can do very well with the rest of the family, with your spouse or your children, or with a larger group of like-minded people.

Best Birding Hotspots in Texas. The most action-packed birding hotspots in Texas include: Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge; Brazos Bend State Park; Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge; Hornsby Bend Bird Observatory; Mitchell Lake Audubon Center; Choke Canyon State Park; Aransas National Wildlife Refuge; Bentsen Rio Grande Valley State Park

Enjoy a thrilling, unique birding experience you won’t find anywhere else—Texas offers bird-watching opportunities that can’t be beat for birders traveling alone, in groups, and through tour companies.

From well-known birding sites to off the beaten path local hotspots, discover the many species of birds in Texas, both native and migratory, and get tips on the best places to spot them. With over 540 bird species, Texas is wildly considered to be America’s birding capital.

Look for birds year-round in Texas! Texas offers great bird-watching during spring and hummingbird migrations, summer nesting, and fall hawk watches. And don’t forget those winter resident birds! Birding is an activity open to anyone, anytime, anywhere. We’ve compiled tons of resources on this great pastime.

This map started as a passion project of mine to help birders in Texas find the most exciting and birdiest destinations in the state. I’ve traveled to every location on this map, and all photos you see are my own. I hope they help you find a place that inspires and excites you.

Feeding birds is good for the birds, and provides great birdwatching opportunities in your backyard! Audubon Texas does not take in or treat injured, sick, or orphaned animals. If you have found a wild bird or animal that needs care, please contact the following groups who will connect you with a licensed rehabilitator:

If you love birds, Texas is definitely the place for you! With eight different geographical regions to explore, each offering its own, unique wildlife environment; more than 660 species to be discovered; and a location adjacent to the tropical regions of Mexico and Central America, you never know what you might see when you grab your binoculars ...

Nestled in geologically-unique canyon full of rare species in Cedar Hill, TX. The historic Leeper House anchors spectacular native gardens at the gateway to perhaps the best birding in San Antonio, on Mitchell Lake and the surrounding 1,200 acres of native habitat.