Birds of My State
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Birds of
Montana

Western
Bird Songs

Sibley's
Western Birds

State Checklists:
Montana Bird Records Committee
NPWRC Bird Checklists - Montana

Species Seen in Montana: 427

State Ornithological Society:
Montana Audubon

Rare Bird Alerts:
Archives

Maps:
Montana Maps

Retail Birding Stores

Birding Links for Montana:
Hot Spots
Birding in Bitterroot
Bowdoin NWR
Red Rocks Lakes NWR
Where to View Montana Wildlife
Yellowstone National Park
US Fish & Wildlife Service Refuges

Montana Organizations:
Montana Audubon
Audubon Chapters in Montana
   Bitterroot Audubon Society
   Five Valleys Audubon Society 
   Flathead Audubon Society
   Last Chance Audubon Society
   Sacajawea Audubon Society
The Nature Conservancy - Montana
Owl Research Institute

Pete Thayer's Favorite Hot Spots:
Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge
48.45 N  107.82 W
This is prairie country. Look here for Baird's Sparrow, Sprague's Pipit and McCown's Longspur. Lake Bowdoin can be productive for Grebes and Pelicans

Freezeout Lake Wildlife Management Area
47.62 N   112.02 W
Spring and fall migrations can be spectacular. Shorebirds are abundant in April and May. Check the grasslands for Short-eared Owls and Clay-colored Sparrows.

Glacier National Park
48.75 N   113.72 W
As you travel over Logan Pass, stop at picnic areas to find higher-elevation species. American Dippers live under the bridge just north of Lake McDonald. The cliffs near Avalanche Creek may turn up a Black Swift.

Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge
48.30 N  104.18 W
Site of one of the largest American White Pelican rookeries. 250,000 waterfowl may stop over during migration. The prairie grasslands are a good spot to find McCown's and Chestnut-collared Longspurs.