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Birding in Wyoming

Explore 2 birding hotspots across mountain, grassland, forest, wetland habitats in Wyoming.

2

Locations

9+

Notable Species

4

Habitat Types

2

Peak Seasons

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Birding Locations in Wyoming

Teton Range reflected in a mountain lake with sagebrush foreground

Wyoming

Moderate

Grand Teton National Park

Stunning Teton Range setting with sage-steppe and mountain forest bird communities.

MountainGrasslandForestSpringSummer
Trumpeter Swans on a river with geysers steaming in Yellowstone

Wyoming

Moderate

Yellowstone National Park

Iconic wilderness park with 300+ species across geothermal and mountain habitats.

ForestGrasslandMountainSummerSpring

Notable Species

Key species found across birding locations in Wyoming:

Greater Sage-GrouseTrumpeter SwanCalliope HummingbirdAmerican Three-toed WoodpeckerClark's NutcrackerGreat Gray OwlBald EagleSandhill CraneAmerican Dipper

Habitats & Best Seasons

Habitat Types:

MountainGrasslandForestWetland

Best Seasons:

SpringSummer

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best birding spots in Wyoming?▼
The top birding locations in Wyoming include Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park. Each offers unique habitats and species.
When is the best time to go birding in Wyoming?▼
The best seasons for birding in Wyoming are Spring and Summer. Spring migration brings diverse species through the area.
What birds can I see in Wyoming?▼
Notable species in Wyoming include Greater Sage-Grouse, Trumpeter Swan, Calliope Hummingbird, American Three-toed Woodpecker, Clark's Nutcracker, Great Gray Owl, Bald Eagle, Sandhill Crane, and more. The state supports mountain, grassland, forest, wetland habitats.

Plan Your Birding Trip

Get the most out of your birding adventure in Wyoming with our expert guides.

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