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Nova Scotia Birding - Bring along your binoculars and guide books !
"Sea Scape is a bird watcher's paradise" - Mildred L. - El Dorado, Kansas
Experience the best of Nova Scotia bird watching in our pristine coastal habitat along the Atlantic Bird Migratory Flyway. Antigonish County offers many fresh and salt water marsh areas, ideal habitat for migratory birds including open fields, meadows & forests for nesting birds.
Coastal regions are great sources of entertainment for both avid birders and casual bird watchers. Nova Scotia enjoys a rich compliment of over 400 bird species that appear thoughtout the province. Many (over 150) regularly can be found n our area on a dependable basis from rare, uncommon or common throughout all months of the year.
The Osprey was designated as the provincial bird of Nova Scotia in 1994.
There is a province wide rare bird alert telephone hotline call (902) 852-2428 Be sure and visit these additional online resources;
Listed below are birds you might spot while visiting our area especially during the spring and fall migrations season.
"Sea Scape is a bird watcher's paradise" - Mildred L. - El Dorado, Kansas
Experience the best of Nova Scotia bird watching in our pristine coastal habitat along the Atlantic Bird Migratory Flyway. Antigonish County offers many fresh and salt water marsh areas, ideal habitat for migratory birds including open fields, meadows & forests for nesting birds.Coastal regions are great sources of entertainment for both avid birders and casual bird watchers. Nova Scotia enjoys a rich compliment of over 400 bird species that appear thoughtout the province. Many (over 150) regularly can be found n our area on a dependable basis from rare, uncommon or common throughout all months of the year.
The Osprey was designated as the provincial bird of Nova Scotia in 1994.
There is a province wide rare bird alert telephone hotline call (902) 852-2428 Be sure and visit these additional online resources;
- Nova Scotia Bird Society.
- Blake Maybank's Winter Birding Site in Nova Scotia.
- Results from a query for "Antigonish" at the Maritime Breeding Bird Atlas Site.
Listed below are birds you might spot while visiting our area especially during the spring and fall migrations season.
HERONS & BITTERNS
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WAXWINGS
BLACKBIRDS & GRACKLES
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