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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY Several bird species found in the Rio Grande Valley of southern Texas aren’t found anywhere else in the U.S. Why? According to traveltexas.com, the 120 miles along the Rio Grande offers highly diverse landscapes, ideal climate and unique protected habitats. Nine birding sites in the area are known as the World Birding Center. GREEN JAY HOT SPOT To see green jays and other South Texas specialties, such as great kiskadees and chachalacas, visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge in Alamo, Texas.…

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Birds & Blooms (Digital) - 1 Issue, August/September 2023

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