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Sep 23, 2023
Spotted 1 eagle on a branch then a second eagle swoop down and stand beside the other eagle. Incredible! Also spotted a pelican flying above. Full review by Gail R
Mar 9, 2023
Was astounded by the volume of birds we saw. I have been there several times, but several years ago . I'd forgotten how up close and personal you can get to the birds...the sounds...the tension...t… Full review by Mitch91241
Mar 1, 2023
I try to visit twice a year: from Thanksgiving to the first week of January and again in late February-early March. I've counted hundreds of bald eagles in the winter and millions of snow geese in ea… Full review by Erin F
Is it too late to see the migration at Loess Bluffs?? Susan Hidalgo
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Probably. According to their website, there are still birds present, but not in vast numbers. A couple of weeks ago, there were a million snow geese at the refuge. Now the …
Probably. According to their website, there are still birds present, but not in vast numbers. A couple of weeks ago, there were a million snow geese at the refuge. Now the numbers are down to a few hundred. I would wait until the first weekend of December for Eagle Days. There are usually good numbers of waterfowl as well as eagles during that time.
what are the best months of the year to visit and see the most or most unusual birds?
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It varies considerably. There is a Fall migration and a Spring migration. One day there can be a million birds. The next day they can be gone. Check their website for bird counts …
It varies considerably. There is a Fall migration and a Spring migration. One day there can be a million birds. The next day they can be gone. Check their website for bird counts daily in Oct/Nov in the Fall and from February on in the Spring. Bald Eagle day is Dec. 15.
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