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A couple weeks ago, I went birding in the OBX at the Pea Island NWR, the Oregon Inlet Fishing Center, the Black Pelican Beach at Ramp 34 and the Cape Point Campground at the Cape Hattaress National Seashore. I also got in a little solo birding at the Bodie Island Visitors Center. From Black bellied Plovers and Caspian Terns, to Marbled Godwits and Yellow crowned Night Herons, it was awesome to get out there to the coast to see some crazy cool looking birds. I’ll be headed back to the Pea Island NWR to lead another trip to catch some great views of migrating waterfowl in November. Wanna join me? Birders and photographers of all skill levels are welcome! Bring your cameras (long lens attached) binoculars or a scope and lets go see some great birds together. Shoot me a DM and I’ll send you a link to the tour page with details & booking info 🙂 Photos & video by @sally_siko of @birdwatching_nc on the fabulous full frame SLR, the @canonusa #5Ds . . . . #birdnerd #birdsofinsta #birdsofinstagram #ncwildlife #birding #birdwatching #birdwatchers #bird #birds #ncbirding #ncbirdwatching #canon #canon5ds #ncnature #northcarolinabirding #audubon #birdwatchingnc #birdersofinstagram #audubonsociety #birdwatchingtour #audubonnc #lovebirdsluvsbirds #lovebirdslovesbirds #obxbirding #peaisland #capehatteress

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