Wyoming supports a diverse range of birds shaped by its open plains, sagebrush basins, wetlands, river valleys, and rugged mountain landscapes, as well as its position along important interior migration routes. This page brings together bird guides focused on species found in the state, including local bird groups and visual identification resources to support field identification throughout the year.
Owls in Wyoming (With Pictures)
Wyoming’s vast landscapes offer a hidden world of mystery and enchantment, especially when dusk falls and the owls take wing. These silent hunters are a fascinating highlight of the state’s wildlife, embodying the spirit of the wild in their solitary, observant natures. From the deep hoots of the Great Horned Owl echoing through the forests to the ghostly silhouette of the Barn Owl over open fields, Wyoming serves as a vital sanctuary for twelve unique owl species. Each species brings its own unique flair to the ecosystem, adapting superbly to Wyoming’s varied habitats—from dense pine forests to expansive prairies. In… Read more
