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 designed with birds in mind or are located near land ideal for birding.
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.
Newberg, Oregon
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WildSpring Guest Habitat Phone: 541-332-0977
Toll Free: 866-333-9453
WildSpring Guest Habitat is an official birding site in Port Orford listed on the Oregon Coast Birding Trail and is a certified wild animal habitat by The Wildlife Federation. 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
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Bronze Antler Bed & Breakfast Phone: 541-432-0230
As Oregon’s most northeastern county, Wallowa County is host to many bird species not necessarily found in other Oregon regions. Let us suggest some places to birdwatch, including The Nature Conservancy’s 32,000 acre Zumwalt Prairie Preserve, noted for its extensive raptor population. A Florida birder noted that she added some birds to her life list while staying with us!
Joseph, Oregon
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Yamhill Vineyards Bed and Breakfast Phone: 503-662-3840
30 acres of Vineyard, 2 ponds, & wooded area. Varieties may include: Hummingbirds, Quail, Red Tailed Hawk, Goldfinch, Towhee, Barn & Tree Swallows, Turkey Vultures, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Juncos, Pileated Woodpecker, Bluebird, Evening Grosbeak. Enjoy watching the birds breakfast while you breakfast.
Yamhill, Oregon
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The Carlton Inn Bed and Breakfast Phone: 503-852-7506
Lots of varieties of birds make their home in and around Carlton and at The Carlton Inn. Feel free to use the Inn’s binoculars and bird books.
Carlton, Oregon
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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
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Youngberg Hill Vineyards & Inn Phone: 503-472-2727
We recently did an inventory of birds on the property with PSU faculty and students. We hope tp do anyone soon
McMinnville, Oregon
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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
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Where To Stay. What To Do. Where To Eat. Where To Play. The Oregon Trail Of Waterfalls Map From The Oregon Bed And Breakfast Guild Will Inspire You
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