Birding in Big Bend National Park
Adult Trip

Program Location: North America
Leaders: Carol Decker, Director, Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary
Fee: $2,200 m / $2,200 nm
Dates: April 21, 2010-April 28, 2010

Big Bend National Park, encompassing an area of more than 1,100 square miles, is a bold landscape of constantly changing views: the rugged Chisos Mountains, rolling hills, deep river canyons, and long desert vistas. Perhaps its greatest attraction is the tremendous diversity of plant and animal species, including some that are found nowhere else in the world. In March and April, the wildflowers bloom in profusion. Big Bend is one of the best birding localities in the United States and boasts some 425 species recorded to date, with new entries being made continually.

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