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Bird Watching Guides and Trips in Virginia
Below are popular Bird Watching guides and trips in Virginia that you can use to plan your next adventure. You can download guides, including a detailed map, description and points of interest for a small fee to your iPhone or Android.
Guides
Ruins, waterfalls, deers + much more!
Gold mine ruins, sawmill well + plenty of quiet!
Solitude, and great remote picnic area!
Join Rob and Ann Simpson as you explore the natural and cultural history of the park. Learn more at www.NaturePods.com
Mrs. duPont's fantastic gift to the Audubon society!
Hidden area on the Virginia peninsula!
One of three Audubon quality hikes on the bay
Enjoy a beautiful Potomac river trails and a Colonial Farm!
Well maintained nature trails traverse woodlands with creek, lake & marsh views in VA's only urban wildlife preserve
three different bird habitats of the Audubon
Wonderfully scenic trail at Great Falls Park, Virginia.
Trips
Dutch Gap Conservation Area - Main Loop
Henricopolis (historical), Virginia, United States
Bird Watching | 7.1 miles
Bird Watching | 7.1 miles
Great Dismal Swamp NWR - Washington Ditch to Lynn Ditch
Saunders, Virginia, United States
Bird Watching | 3.4 miles
Bird Watching | 3.4 miles
Walked boardwalk, then Washington Ditch to Lynn Ditch. Returned via Washington Ditch all the way to parking lot.
Chippokes Plantation State Park - College Run
Chippokes, Virginia, United States
Bird Watching | 2.4 miles
Bird Watching | 2.4 miles
I was bird watching.
Chippokes Plantation State Park - College Run
Chippokes, Virginia, United States
Bird Watching | 2.8 miles
Bird Watching | 2.8 miles
It was too cold to kayak or bike so I thought of where I had seen eagles during the summer. I took this walk in Mason Neck State Park and found a spoting scope along the marsh. I took this picture through the spotting scope!
This was a 2-day trip to Warbler Road. Warbler Road is a series of forest roads just off the Blue Ridge Parkway (BRP) that are full of birds during spring migration, especially warblers. By travelling from the top of the mountains to lowlands near the James River, one can encounter different birds that occupy different elevations and habitats. This is birding by car with the windows down - one stops when one...
