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Birding in Western New York
The choice of
where you would like to bird around Western New York will depend on
what you want to see. If you enjoy looking at waterfowl and shore
birds the Niagara River is a good place to travel to especially in
the winter. However, if you would much rather take a look up at the
canopy for some warblers perhaps you should try to head off to the
interior forests in the spring and fall to our wonderful parks
like Allegany and Sprague Brook. Also, as any birder will tell you
it’s nice to be able to have the best of both worlds. So if you want
a wide range of different bird types you might want
to head over Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge.
So whatever your
taste in birding, Western New York has it all and this section of
Birds of Western New York will help you find what you’re looking
for:
Northern Western New York
Braddock Bay Wildlife Observatory
Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge/Alabama
Swamps
Near Buffalo
Niagara River
Beaver Island State Park
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Tifft Nature Preserve
Chestnut Ridge State Park
Southern Western New York
Allegany State Park
Sprague Brook State Park
West of Buffalo
Darien Lakes State Park
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