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Toledo Bend Birding Trail – LA Side
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- Birding Trail – Texas Side
- Birding Trail – Louisiana Side
- Birding Checklist
- Birds of Newton County
- Bluebird Trail at Hodges Gardens
- Night Birding & Barred Owls
- Toledo-Bend Gallery – Birds
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Our “Combined” Birding Trail
The Texas side of Toledo Bend Lake has a number of birding sites identified as part of the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail – Big Thicket Loop.. Only those sites that are in proximity to Toledo Bend Lake are identified here. Additionally, sites from the Great Texas Wildlife Trails – Prairies & Pineywoods East are listed as well as from the Deep East Texas Birding Guide. Additionally, we have sites from the Louisiana Red River Birding Trail – Loop 3.
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Toledo Bend Lake Area Birding Checklist
For a comprehensive Toledo Bend Lake Area Birding Checklist – CLICK HERE In addition to the checklist, there are links to pictures of many of the birds on the Webmaster’s Gallery including many in-flight shots and sequences and lots more! The Webmaster’s Gallery includes some excellent shots of birds from around Toledo Bend Lake – especially the Bald Eagles – Osprey catching White Bass – and shots of a Hawk’s nest with the young, visit the Toledo Bend Gallery at Toledo-Bend.US
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| RRBT Site 23 – Rebel State Historic Site | |
| RRBT Site 24 – Los Adaes State Historic Site | |
| RRBT Site 25 – Fort Jessup State Historic Site | |
| RRBT Site 26 – Hodges Gardens State Park | |
| RRBT Site 27 – South Toledo Bend State Park | |
| RRBT Site 28 – North Toledo Bend State Park | |
| RRBT Site 29 – Converse Bay | |
| RRBT Site 30 – Oak Ridge Park |
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RRBT Site 31 – Logansport Riverfront Park
[/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.0.106″]This is a really nice place to visit just to be there. Have a picnic; throw in a line and do some fishing. Given the water and proximity of trees, of course it’s a good place to see a veriety of birds, too.
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