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1. thebirdidentifier.com › types-of-birds-inTypes Of Birds In Galveston Bay - The Bird Identifier

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   It’s a common misconception that endangered species of birds don’t inhabit Galveston Bay. But, in fact, there are several types of rare and threatened avian species that can be spotted in the area. The most prominent among these are the whooping crane, piping plover, reddish egret, white-tailed hawk and red knot.

2. www.flyaviary.com › types-of-birds-in-galveston-bayTop 15 Types Of Birds In Galveston Bay (With Pictures)

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   Feb 13, 2023 · Shifting focus from the water's edge to the skies above, the Bald Eagle, a symbol of American heritage, thrives in Galveston Bay's rich ecosystem. This bird species that lives in Galveston is noted for its remarkable 7-foot wingspan and diet mainly of fish, reflecting its prowess as a hunter.

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4. www.gcbo.org › resources › birds-of-the-regionBirds of the Houston-Galveston Region - Gulf Coast Bird ...

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   HomeResourcesBirds of the Houston-Galveston Region. On the Upper Texas Coast, we are fortunate to have hundreds of bird species that live here year-round or seasonally. Listed below are the species that have been reliably sighted in our area. Each species is listed with its common name, a photo, the time (s) of year when it is seen, the habitat ...

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5. www.shutterstock.com › search › galveston-birdwatchingGalveston Birdwatching royalty-free images - Shutterstock

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   Black-necked stilt (Himantopus mexicanus) wading at wetland of East End of Galveston, Texas, USA. Find Galveston Birdwatching stock images in HD and millions of other royalty-free stock photos, illustrations and vectors in the Shutterstock collection. Thousands of new, high-quality pictures added every day.

6. www.sandnsea.com › things-to-do › birdingBirding on Galveston Island | Sand `N Sea Properties

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   Browse our beach homes online, email us at info@sandnsea.com, or call us at 409.797.5500 and speak to a member of our reservations team. Our team of local experts would love to help you plan your Galveston Island birding trip! Photo credits include: Jeff Sexton, Dan Lotan & Kristine Rivers.

7. galvestonbirders.orgThe Galveston Ornithological Society – Our Goal: to learn ...

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   The migrant trap on Galveston Island has the highest bird list in the history of North America, at 325 species in 28 years. Surrounded by grassland for many miles, this is an island forest with fruiting trees, flowing plants, seeds and a water source which is surrounded by tall trees that block out any noise, making birds totally comfortable.

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   Where can I go on a bird trip from Galveston Texas?

   • The Society offers several trips away from Galveston during each year. Participants have gone to far away bird hot spots such as Venezuela, Arizona, South Texas, Florida, Alaska, the Yucatan, the Galapagos and many other locations. Additional trips planned for the future include Africa, Tierra del Fuego and Cape May.

   The Galveston Ornithological Society – Our Goal: to learn about birds

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   What is the Galveston Ornithological Society?

   • The Galveston Ornithological Society – Our Goal: to learn about birds, observe them in the field, work to better their plight, and teach citizens about the environment. We are a group of friends of all ages, centered in Galveston County, Texas, stretching to other countries, who share a love for learning about birds.

   The Galveston Ornithological Society – Our Goal: to learn about birds

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   Are there bird species on the upper Texas coast?

   • On the Upper Texas Coast, we are fortunate to have hundreds of bird species that live here year-round or seasonally. Listed below are the species that have been reliably sighted in our area.

   Birds of the Houston-Galveston Region - Gulf Coast Bird Observatory

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   Where to go birding in Texas?

   • One is pure birding, visiting virtually every good birding site on the UTC. Places include Sabine Woods, High Island, Anahuac, Brazoria and San Bernard NWR, Quintana Neotropical Sanctuary, Bolivar Flats, Galveston’s Lafitte’s Cove Nature Preserve and San Luis Pass, Texas City Dike, Brazos Bend State Park and of course, Jim’s amazing property.

   The Galveston Ornithological Society – Our Goal: to learn about birds

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   Where do birds live in the Gulf Coast?

   • Habitat: Forest edges near the contiguous woodlands, pastures or oak parkland with large trees. Winter birds found more around woodland edge, open, and scrub habitats Reliably reported at: Gulf Coast Bird Observatory, Smith Oaks Sanctuary, Mahan Park, Walter Hall Park, Independence Park, Memorial Park, Cullinan Park (Sugar Land) Identification

   Birds of the Houston-Galveston Region - Gulf Coast Bird Observatory

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   Where can I find a report of a raccoon in Galveston?

   • Reliably reported at: Quintana Xeriscape Park, Galveston Island SP, Lafitte's Cove, Hooks Woods Sanctuary, Smith Oaks Sanctuary, Anahuac NWR, Rice U. Campus, Woodland Park, Cullinan Park (Sugar Land)

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9. www.facebook.com › GalvestonBayFoundation › videosWe love watching our beautiful Bay birds in their natural ...

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   We love watching our beautiful Bay birds in their natural habitat! How are you spending #LaborDay? Watch until the end to catch a glimpse of Nub, one of our Galveston Bay bottlenose dolphins,...

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