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A Journey Through the Skies of the Black Hills and Badlands

3/21/2023

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Why Birds Love The Black Hills & Badlands

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​The Black Hills and Badlands are home to some of the most diverse wildlife in North America. Every year, these majestic lands host migratory bird species from all over the continent, making them a paradise for nature lovers and bird watchers alike. Let's take a look at why birds love these lands so much and explore some of the interesting avian species that can be found here. 
​The rolling hills, lush forests, and open prairies of the Black Hills & Badlands make it an ideal environment for birds of all kinds. The region is rich with food sources, offering various insects, fruits, nuts, grains, and seeds for birds to feast on. There are plenty of places to nest here, too - from tall trees to rocky crags - giving migrating birds options when it comes time to settle down for a while. 

The Variety Of Bird Species In The Area

​One of the most unique features of this region is its diversity when it comes to migratory birds. Over 200 species have been spotted here, including bald eagles, golden eagles, peregrine falcons, American kestrels, sandhill cranes, trumpeter swans, white pelicans, ospreys, northern harriers, and more! Whether you’re looking for a majestic raptor or a small songbird, there is something here for everyone! 

The Best Places To Spot Migratory Birds

​When looking for migratory birds in this region, your best bet is to look around places where food sources are plentiful, such as grassy fields or wetlands. You may also want to check out popular spots like Custer State Park or Wind Cave National Park, where many different types of birds can be found during their migration periods. Additionally, you can often find large flocks resting at lakes like Pactola Reservoir or Sylvan Lake during their stopovers before continuing their journey southward. 
​The Black Hills & Badlands are home to many different kinds of migratory bird species each year, making it one of the best areas in North America for bird watching! From majestic raptors like bald eagles and ospreys to smaller birds like warblers and finches, there is something here for everyone! So if you're looking for an unforgettable experience filled with beautiful sights, head out into these lands today – you won't regret it!

Daniel Milks

Owner of My XO Adventures, Explorer, Traveler, Guide

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