19th Annual Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival
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Join the conversationRGV Birding Festival: The local wild populations of Red-crowneds are still banded loosely together, and soon to disperse into pairs. http://t.co/LQBviaLE... 9 days ago
RGV Birding Festival: Website is up and running. #rgvbf http://t.co/LBpdjglb 10 days ago
RGV Birding Festival: Birds make annual layover in Rio Grande Valley | make, rio, annual - Valley Morning Star http://t.co/jJcNBxDq #birding #rgvbf 11 days ago
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RGV Birding Festival: @dickmart sorry for the late response. We are working fast and furious. Should be around June time. 42 days ago
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RGV Birding Festival: 4,000 gathered to bird watch - Fest a success - Valley Morning Star http://t.co/Xo1IQ7gr #rgvbf 178 days ago
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RGV Birding Festival: :-) RT @wbeditor: The Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival delivered great birds & memories again. WildBird is a proud sponsor. #rgvbf 185 days ago
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King Ranch Norias
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Fee $85 / Thursday, Friday, Sunday 6a – 1p
The Valley is separated from the rest of Texas by mile after mile of grass-oak-thornscrub ranchland, and it’s mostly the famed King Ranch, one of the largest ranches in the world (larger than Rhode Island!). This popular trip will give you access to the Norias Unit, one of the state’s first wildlife reserves and established by the famed Kleberg family. Special species from this special region await.
Targets: Wild Turkey, Least Grebe, White-tailed Hawk, Crested Caracara, Greater Roadrunner, Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl, Vermilion Flycatcher, Sprague’s Pipit, Olive and Cassin’s Sparrows, Audubon’s Oriole.
