During Featherfest, Texas Gulf Coast becomes a bird-watcher's paradise. Spring migration, special events draw visitors from more than 30 states. By Chris Gray, Gulf Coast Reporter April 16, 2024.

He founded the Piney Woods Wildlife Society in 1982 and the Texas Coast Rare Bird Alert in 1983. ... He was vice president of the Board of Directors for the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory 2001-2008.

Texas is the trash capital of the Gulf Coast by a country mile And our poor birds suffer the worst of it. By Chris Gray , Gulf Coast Reporter Updated Oct 4, 2023 5:52 a.m.

The bird's long beak is shaped like a knife. ... The shrill laughing calls of this well-named gull are among the most characteristic sounds around the Gulf Coast in South Texas.

The Texas Gulf Coast is part of a major flight path for millions of migratory birds each spring and fall. Many species, including the whooping crane—one of North America’s rarest birds—also ...

FORT MORGAN, Ala. (WKRG) — Every fall, thousands of birds fly through the Gulf Coast to migrate south, and many pass through Fort Morgan. The Banding Coalition of the Americas set up a banding ...

“The feeding of wildlife, including gulls, is prohibited in Texas State Parks and many other public areas like National ...

On Texas coast, project aims to ... Water birds rely on a network of about 300 islands along the Texas Gulf Coast for nesting and raising their young every spring.

Thousands of bird-watchers descend on the Texas Gulf Coast each spring, traveling from far-flung places like Bogota, Colombia, and Olympia, Washington, to catch a glimpse of migrating warblers or ...

Texas' Great Plains and Gulf Coast offer lots of different natural sites and wildlife-spotting opportunities, ... Balcones Canyonlands Began As A Place For Bird Conservation.

The bird, common in Florida, Texas and South America, hasn't been seen in Wisconsin in 178 years. ... It’s usually found in Gulf Coast states, and Central and South America.

FORT MORGAN, Ala. (WKRG) — Every fall, thousands of birds fly through the Gulf Coast to migrate south, and many pass through Fort Morgan.