San Diego

San Diego's great outdoors beckons bird watchers from around the globe. The region's beautiful and diverse landscape, from 70 miles of oceanfront beaches and bayfront tidelands to inland foothills, canyons, mountains and deserts, provides a permanent or migratory home to some of nature's most notable feathered friends.  

San Diego County is one of those rare and exciting destinations where a birder can enjoy four distinct bird habitats all in the space of one day. More than 480 species of birds have been observed in San Diego County—more than any other county in the United States.  It is a bird haven along the Pacific Flyway—the diverse migratory route along the west coast of the United States—where many birds make their winter homes or nest. San Diego is also a birder's delight due to of its year-round near-idyllic climate.  Most days are sunny and warm with an average daily temperature of 70 degrees, and visitors have an opportunity to view birds in a comfortable outdoor setting almost any day of the year.

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