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A Bird Watchers dream is found at many locations throughout The State of Oregon . There are extensive reserves all over the state. These habitats serve as excellent nesting and brood rearing areas for waterfowl and colonial nesting birds including American white pelican and several heron species. Bald eagle and osprey nest in many parts of the state and can sometimes be seen dining on the local wild life. Many of our Member Inns have grounds or are located near land ideal for birding.

	Feller House Phone: 503-678-0268 We have lots of birds at our feeders just outside the kitchen and dining room or you can sit on the deck near the feeders and the Goldfinches are not bashful, they will continue to feed. Osprey nests can be viewed nearby. Only 20 minutes away is the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge which home to about 200 species of birds and much other wildlife and plants. Aurora, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.thefellerhouse.com   View availability
	Lions Gate Inn Phone: 503-476-2211 Just 20 minutes away from the protected wetlands of the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge where bird watching can be enjoyed through all of the seasons. Enjoy leaning about the wildlife and different bird species from within their beautiful facility Newberg, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: distinctivedestination.net/lions_gate_home
	Youngberg Hill Vineyards & Inn Phone: 503-472-2727 We recently did an inventory of birds on the property with PSU faculty and students. We plan to do another in July. McMinnville, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.youngberghill.com
	Bybee's Historic Inn Phone: (541) 899-0106 Toll Free: (877) 292-3374 You don't have to go anywhere to enjoy the sights and sounds of a variety of beautiful birds and wildlife. We are located in the country on 3 1/2 acres with an abundance of large old growth trees. Jacksonville, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.bybeeshistoricinn.com/
	McKenzie River Inn B&B and Cabins Phone: 541-822-6260 Though open all year, the best birding is during the spring migration and early summer, April-July, when over 100 total species have been recorded on our property. Because of the open woods, many birds are heard and seen. In fact you are being able to see many of the singing birds. Spring mornings often yield 40-50 species in two hours especially if one knows the songs and calls. Vida, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.mckenzieriverinn.com   View availability
	Long Hollow Ranch Phone: 541-923-1901 Toll Free: 877-923-1901 Wildlife abounds on and near Long Hollow Ranch. Bald Eagles, Osprey, Golden Eagles, Red Tail Hawks, Great Horned Owls and California Quail are but a few of the many birds seen here on a daily basis. Nearby bird watering areas on adjoining public lands are great places to view more of the smaller varieties of our feathered friends. Sisters, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.lhranch.com/bandb.php   View availability
	Bronze Antler Bed & Breakfast Phone: 541-432-0230 Toll Free: 866-520-9769 As Oregon's most northeastern county, Wallowa County is host to many bird species not necessarily found in other areas of the state. Let us suggest some places to birdwatch, including The Nature Conservancy's 32,000 acre Zumwalt Prairie Preserve. Joseph, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.bronzeantler.com   View availability
	Chehalem Ridge B&B Phone: 503-538-3474 Perched on Chehalem Mountain, enjoy the red-tailed hawks soar below you or the songbirds in the waterfall out front. Or drive just 20 minutes to the Tualatin River Nation Wildlife Refuge which is home to nearly 200 species of birds, over 50 species of mammals, 25 species of reptiles and amphibians, and a wide variety of insects, fish and plants. Newberg, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.chehalemridge.com   View availability
	WildSpring Guest Habitat Phone: 541-332-0977 Toll Free: 866-333-9453 WildSpring Guest Habitat is the first official birding site in Port Orford for the new Oregon Coast Birding Trail. We have binoculars you can borrow in the Guest Hall. Some of the species recently spotted here (within a recent 5-minute period): Pacific-slope Flycatcher, Tree Swallow, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Golden-crowned Kinglet, Swainson's Thrush, Wrentit, Wild Turkey, Osprey. Port Orford, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.wildspring.com   View availability
	Yamhill Vineyards Bed and Breakfast Phone: 503-662-3840 30 arces of Vineyard, 2 ponds, & wooded area. Varities may include: Humming, Quail, Redtailed Hawk, Golden Finch, Towhee, Barn & Tree Swallows, Turkey Vultures, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Junkos, Pileated Woodpecker, Bluebird, Evening Grosbeak. Enjoy watching the birds breakfast while you breakfast. Yamhill, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.yamhillvineyardsbb.com   View availability
	Hood River BnB Phone: 541-387-2997 Trails abound in our area to enjoy all type of birds. Hood River, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.hoodriverbnb.com   View availability
	The Fulton House Bed & Breakfast Phone: 503-892-5781 We are located just 5 minutes from the Oak Bottom Wildlife Refuge,Smith-Bybee Wetlands Natural Area, Reed Lake on Reed College campus, Willamette and Tom McCall Waterfront Parks. Portland, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.thefultonhouse.com   View availability
	Lobenhaus Bed Breakfast & Vineyard Phone: 503-864-9173 28 acres of natural habitat woods & creek - enjoy the silence of nature... several species of birds at different times of the year... we have wood duck boxes as well as all types of "housing" for birds throughout the property and vineyards Carlton, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.lobenhaus.com   View availability
	The Lake House Bed and Breakfast Phone: 541-996-8938 Toll Free: 888-996-8938 Located on the lake, with many species of birds and an eagle nest behind us. Great Birder Location; 2 miles from the Oregon Coast. On our Website, please find 2 links to websites that may help sea birds of Oregon and Oregon coast birding trails. Lincoln City, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.lakehousebb.com   View availability
	Sandlake Country Inn Phone: 503-965-6745 Surrounded by Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Conservancy Trails on Cascade Head, Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area, Cape Meares National Wildlife Refuge and Whalen Island State Natural Area."This is easily one of the best bird watching spots along the Oregon Coast..." declares Sunset Magazine's November 2002 issue about Tillamook Bay/Cape Meares National Wildlife Refuge Pacific City, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.sandlakecountryinn.com   View availability
	The Craftsman B & B Phone: 1-503-965-4574 We are home to a multitude of species; Bald Eagles, Puffins, Gulls, Pelicans, Herons, Ducks and migrating Canada Geese and songbirds. We are minutes away from the Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Nature Conservancy Trails on Cascade Head, Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area, Cape Meares National Wildlife Refuge and Whalen Island State Natural Area. Pacific City, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.craftsmanbb.com/   View availability
	Tyee Lodge Oceanfront B&B Phone: 541-265-8953 Toll Free: 1-888-553-8933 Tyee Lodge is located half a mile from the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area, the perfect place for bird watching. Pelagic and Brandt's cormorants, black oystercatchers, and western gulls live at Yaquina Head year round. Birds that you might see during the summer include common murres, brown pelicans, surf scoters, pigeon guillemots, and rhinoceros auklets. Newport, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.tyeelodge.com   View availability
	Lonesome Duck Ranch Phone: 541-783-2783 Toll Free: 800-367-2540 Over 350 bird species inhabit the Upper Klamath Basin-voted #1 birding site in the west by Sunset Magazine. Lonesome Duck Ranch has 2.5 miles of Williamson River frontage, 600,000 plus acres of national forest adjacent and six wildlife refuges within an hours drive. We sit directly in the Pacific Flyway...It makes for incredible birding. Crater Lake Chiloquin, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.lonesomeduck.com
	Blue Spruce Bed and Breakfast Phone: 541-549-9644 Toll Free: 888-328-9644 Osprey diving for food in beautiful Suttle Lake. Hawks soaring on the wind above the sprawling green hay fields. Woodpeckers at work in the forests of Camp Sherman. It's a birder's paradise is Sisters Country. Sisters, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.blue-spruce.biz
	The DreamGiver's Inn Phone: 503-625-1476 The DreamGiver's Inn is just minutes from the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. We also enjoy having bird watchers stay with us to view the many birds on and around the Inn's ten acres of property. See http://www.fws.gov/tualatinriver/ Newberg, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.dreamgiversinn.com   View availability
	Old Parkdale Inn Phone: 541-352-5551 The gardens of the Old Parkdale Inn have been recognized as a Backyard Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation. One day last spring we identified 21 species of birds at our feeders in just a half hours time! We especially enjoy sharing our favorite birding sites and hikes, and binoculars, with our guests along with the map of the Cascade Birding Trails. Mount Hood - Parkdale, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.hoodriverlodging.com   View availability
	Hopewell B&B Phone: 503-868-7848 We have viewed over 70 different species at our feeders and on our property. Rare pileated woodpeckers and bald eagles have been viewed as well as osprey. A typical day sees nuthatches, goldfinches, chickadees, redwing blackbirds and dozens more. Birdviewing takes place indoors or outdoors here. I do my best from my bed in the morning while I sip my tea! Come find your favorite spot! Salem, Oregon View Expanded Listing   Go to: www.hopewellbb.com   View availability