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Texas - Birding Websites

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General Resources

World Birding Center
Not just one, but nine unique locations in the Rio Grande Valley. ​

Hotspots

The Coast

Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
The mild winters, bay waters and abundant food supply attract more than 400 species of birds to the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, including the whooping crane, one of North America’s rarest birds.
South Padre Island - Birding and Nature Center
At the southern tip of the world’s longest barrier island, South Padre Island Birding & Nature Center is a spectacular introduction to a world-class destination, & a doorway to all this vibrant sand, sun, and surf hotspot has to offer. ​

Rio Grande River Valley

Roma Bluffs
History and nature meet on scenic bluffs above the Rio Grande, where the World Birding Center in Roma can be found on the old plaza of a once-thriving steamboat port.
Bentsen - Rio Grand Valley
Birders across the nation know Bentsen as a treasure trove of "Valley specialties", tropical birds found nowhere else in the United States. ​
Quinta Mazatlan
A 1930’s country estate in the heart of McAllen, Quinta Mazatlan is an historic Spanish Revival adobe hacienda surrounded by lush tropical landscaping & native woodland.
Edinburg Scenic Wetlands
A 40-acre wetlands oasis in the midst of a lively urban landscape, the Edinburg Scenic Wetlands offers watchable wildlife year-round in a setting friendly to birds, butterflies and other water-loving creatures.
Old Hildalgo Pumphouse
The Magic Valley’s early 20th Century transition into an agricultural powerhouse is retold at the Old Hidalgo Pumphouse, which also embraces nature conservation as a wing of the World Birding Center. 
Estero Llano Grande
At the geographic center of the World Birding Center network, Estero Llano Grande in Weslaco attracts a spectacular array of South Texas wildlife with its varied landscape of shallow lake, woodlands and thorn forest.
Harlingen Arroyo Colorado
A gateway to the entire World Birding Center network, Harlingen’s Arroyo Colorado is close to major highways and an international airport, but remains a quiet wooded retreat from the hustle of urban life. ​
Resaca De La Palma
Brownsville’s Resaca de la Palma boasts the largest tract of native habitat in the World Birding Center network.

Rare Bird Alerts

NARBA - Texas
North American Rare Bird Alerts - Texas

Tours and Guides

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