Birdwatchers can see a variety of resident bird species year-round throughout the Columbia Basin. The Columbia River and pothole lakes of the region provide habitat for a variety of migratory waterfowl and other birds that can be spotted throughout the spring and summer, while areas along the ponderosa pine belt rimming the arid basin support some of the richest densities of bird species in the state of Washington. For bird watching ideas in the region, see the Eastern Washington maps and related links below.
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Related information
Eastern Washington birding locations
BirdWeb - Guide to
Washington Birds
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Eastern Washington Audubon Clubs
Birds of the Columbia Basin
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Ornithology Collection- Burke Museum
Birds of Washington - Slater Museum
Tweeters - Bird Images Gallery
Related Books and Recordings
Birding
Washington
Birds of Yakima County
Bird
Songs of the Okanagan
The
Sibley Field Guide to Birds of Western North America
Peterson
Field Guide to Western Birds
Western
Birding by Ear: A Guide to Bird Song Identification
Birds
of North America : A Guide To Field Identification
A
Field Guide to Western Birds' Nests
Western
Bird Songs
Common
Birds and Their Songs
National Geographic Field Guide To The Birds Of North America
A
Field Guide to Advanced Birding