Nestled in the heart of the Sooner State, the Cross Timbers ecoregion represents a remarkable biological frontier. Stretching in a north-south band through central Oklahoma, this unique landscape serves as the geographical and ecological meeting point between the vast Great Plains prairies of the west and the humid Eastern Deciduous […]
Often characterized by its sprawling plains and iconic oil derricks, Oklahoma is a destination whose natural bounty is frequently underestimated—especially by the birding community. Yet, for those "in the know," the Sooner State is one of North America's premier birdwatching secrets. Thanks to its remarkable ecological diversity, spanning from the
Oklahoma, the "Sooner State," sits at a unique ecological crossroads where the eastern forests meet the western plains and the Great Plains merge with the Southern Prairies. This convergence creates a biodiversity hotspot, particularly for birds. From the sweeping Tallgrass Prairie to the Ouachita Mountains and the vast network of
Birds of Oklahoma: All the Best of the Backyard, Migratory and Uncommon Species
