North American Birding
North American Birding is one of the fastest growing social events in the world. The reason it is considered the fastest in the world and not just in North America is the plain fact that there are tons of people from overseas that travel to North America just for the simple fact of bird watching and all the different species that North America has to offer. Some of the most popular North American birds are the Eastern Bluebird, Roseate Spoonbill, Hummingbird, Acorn Woodpecker, and the Northern Cardinal. These are all in abundance throughout different parts of North America and most people have already found the joy that comes along with following these birds in their own habitats.
Over 60 million people in the world have already taken up the recreational sport of bird watching and a large number of the 60 million are doing so right
in North America. There are so many different habitats throughout North America that there is plenty space for a large variety of birds to congregate wherever they choose and live freely while onlookers admire them.
If you have never had the opportunity to attend a bird watching event, especially in North America, then it is highly suggested that you take any opportunity to do so that you can. You will soon realize why there are already 60 million others enjoying their presence with how they live wildly and the different acts that they have. Some are very social birds that fly in large numbers while other types of North American birds will live alone for their entire lives. You will find some that will mate with a single partner for their entire lives, which shows true love and passion, even in these amazing creatures. There are so many aspects to their lives that it really is no wonder why North American Birding is the fastest growing social sport today.











How absolutely wonderful that there are 60 million birds watchers out there
~ I have become a birdwatcher of my porch since March 22, 2008 – the day my sister died. Amazingly, that first day a cardinal appeared to me and never left me, but that first year, I would see Robins, red-winged blackbirds, chickadees, house finch, brown head cowbirds, morning doves, orioles, etc etc….. i learned about each one that flew onto my patio by googling their characteristics and then I learned. I love love love and respect the birds and could see myself becoming a “watcher”. The owl has been quite intriguing to me lately too for some reason. I found you by googling “Owl Santuary in NY). Happy I did…. i think I’ll keep an eye on your blog here
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Happy Holidays,
Jeni