New Hampshire

While many birders flock to the coast, those in search of true "Northwoods" magic head north to the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This rugged landscape—defined by granite peaks, crashing flumes, and dense "krummholz" (stunted, wind-blown trees)—is the southern stronghold for several specialist species that you’d normally have to travel […]

New Hampshire, with its remarkable diversity of ecosystems, is an exceptional destination for bird watchers. Despite its small size, the state's geography ranges from a rugged Atlantic coastline to the soaring peaks of the White Mountains, creating a variety of habitats that support a stunning array of avian life. The

Getting into birdwatching is fun and easy; you can get started without spending a considerable fortune. You can do it anywhere, even in your backyard.

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Whether you're a resident or visiting New Hampshire, the place is sure to offer you easy access to various birdwatching hotspots. There's a rich avian life in the state, from the seacoast to the mountaintops, lakes, and forests.