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1. ebird.org › region › US-OK-109Oklahoma, Oklahoma, United States - eBird

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   Map. Region Stats. 340 Species 48,919 ... Location: Arcadia Lake--Spring Creek Park Oklahoma Oklahoma. 21 Species. Date: 21 Jul 2024 9:00 AM. ... Christmas Bird Count ...

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3. birdcast.info › migration-tools › live-migration-mapsLive bird migration maps - BirdCast

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   Real-time analysis maps show intensities of actual nocturnal bird migration as detected by the US weather surveillance radar network between local sunset to sunrise. All graphics are relative to the Eastern time zone. When present, the red line moving east to west represents the timing of local sunset, the yellow line represents the timing of ...

4. www.wildlifedepartment.com › outdoorok › oojA Status Report on Oklahoma's Bird Populations | ODWC

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   May 2, 2016 · Over half of that total, $116 million, was spent on bird food, nest boxes and other bird-related supplies. The survey also shows Oklahomans spent an average of $159 on bird food each year. Birds have inundated our culture. Most people associate the image of a mature bald eagle, our nation's bird, with freedom.

5. ebird.org › region › US-OKOklahoma, United States - eBird

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   11 Jun 2024. Scott Loss. Lake Carl Blackwell Payne. Juniper Titmouse Baeolophus ridgwayi. # 3. 26 May 2024. Steve Stone. NS 3 Rd, Felt US-OK 36.76535, -102.96659 Cimarron. Western Tanager Piranga ludoviciana.

6. worldbirds.com › birds-of-oklahomaBirds of Oklahoma: The Bird Watcher’s Guide (2022)

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   Aug 4, 2021 · The biggest ever found was 10 feet (3m) wide, 20 feet (6 m) tall, and over 6,000 pounds (2.7 tons) heavy. Approximately 5 feet (1.5 m) long Whooping Crane is the tallest bird in the US. Northern Mockingbird is the loudest. This Oklahoma bird calls pleasantly, and you can hear it singing all night long.

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7. birdcast.infoBirdCast - Bird migration forecasts in real-time

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   By Andrew FarnsworthThe Cornell LabApr 08, 2024. BirdCast will monitor ‘live’ the behavior of birds and insects during the total eclipse today. BirdCast’s ‘live migration maps’ will be enabled all day, and we have tuned the sensitivity to display the day-time activity of birds and insects combined. The eclipse display, the thumbnail ...

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   How many birds are in Oklahoma?

   • How many species of birds are in Oklahoma? According to Avibase, the official list of birds living worldwide, you could find 487 Oklahoma bird species in 2022, including 106 accidentals, six introduced, and two extinct. Are there Whippoorwills in Oklahoma?

   Birds of Oklahoma: The Bird Watcher’s Guide (2022)

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   What birds live in Oklahoma?

   • On the other hand, Short-eared Owl and Snowy Owl, one of the most beautiful birds worldwide, only spend winters here. Ducks are among the most numerous Oklahoma water birds. You can see many ducks and geese migrating from the Prairie Pothole Region that spend winters here.

   Birds of Oklahoma: The Bird Watcher’s Guide (2022)

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   Are there migratory birds in Oklahoma?

   • Numerous migratory birds pass through Oklahoma twice a year, including American White Pelican and Bald Eagle. There are also numerous unique species, such as: American Kestrels are the smallest and most numerous falcons in Oklahoma. This type is unusual since females and males look entirely different. Bald Eagle makes the biggest nests in Oklahoma.

   Birds of Oklahoma: The Bird Watcher’s Guide (2022)

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   Do hawks live in Oklahoma?

   • Birders enjoy their dramatic bird courtship display, but its existence depends on the prairie that disappears. It is estimated that its distribution is reduced by 85%, and the species number fewer than 38,000 birds these days. Red-tailed Hawks are widespread Oklahoma wild birds and most frequently live in the central state plains year-round.

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9. dashboard.birdcast.info › region › US-OKOklahoma - BirdCast Migration Dashboard

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   Migration Dashboard. Oklahoma. Friday night, Jul 19. Migration data are not available for this region on this night. Change the date and location to explore migration on other nights and in other regions. The live data feed runs from March 1 to June 15 during spring migration and from August 1 to November 15 during fall migration. Learn more.