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...nd it roughly in the middle of the state's coastline between San Francisco and Los Angeles.<br /><br /> Being on the Pacific coast, like it is, affords citizens and visitors a variety of opportunities to enjoy nature from inland areas to ma

...downtown Buenos Aires. In winter it is possible to count up to 80 species and this rises to 110 in summer. ...]], [[Silver Teal]], [[Rosy-billed Pochard]], [[Brazilian Teal]], [[Ringed Teal]], [[Black-headed Duck]], [[Argentine Ruddy-Duck]], [[Harris's Hawk]], [[Sn

...lly every visitor to [[Guatemala]] and the area is also the most important and popular birding site in the country. ...wetland areas. The pyramids offer excellent opportunities to view raptors, and the Caoba Gigante Trail provides easy access to a range of forest birds.

...cres in size and has a variety of habitats, such as lakes, swamp, woodland and prairie, almost all accessible by a great trail system. Its eastern boundar ...ations and guidelines in place. It is recommended that you make a day pass and/or camping reservation in advance.

...eserve, founded in the year 1983, covers over 13,000 km2 of marshes, lakes and islands. ...e area's unique biodiversity and the multitude of endangered plants, birds and wildlife. Over 350 species of birds can be found in the Ibera.

...ically diverse mudflats in the world. Most of these waders leave in March and April, but the young stay in the bay for a few years before commencing thei ...s around Broome: tidal mudflats, rocky shorelines, mangroves, grass plains and inland lakes. Because of this, over 300 species can be seen in the area.

...of heathland that protects a large block of this highly threatened habitat and the wildlife it supports. ...and also extends to the edge of Poole Harbour where there are saltmarshes and mudflats.