South Georgia
The islands of the south Atlantic have 500,000 king penguins and many other birds, such as albatross, sea fur seals, storm petrel, and south Georgia island. Other species known as "home" are Adelie, Papuan, Macaroni and Rockhopper.
Israel
The hula valley is an ideal place to see birds, where about 300 species of birds travel each year. In November at the annual bird day here, visitors can see the black stork, the crane, the spoonbill, the gull of pallas, the white kingfisher, the black Franks, the Dead Sea sparrow and the reed warbler.
Brazil
Pantanal, a large wetland in southwest Brazil and eastern Bolivia, is famous for finding large Numbers of birds here. In the dry season (July to August), visitors can find hyacinths and jabirus(pictured) in some damp places. You can also catch a glimpse of the jaguar while on a cruise or by boat.
India
More than one million amur falcons are reported in nagaland, India, which usually congregate near the Danyang reservoir.
Western Australia
It is thought to be an important coastal bird sanctuary, where about 100,000 birds a year visit the coast before continuing north.
New Jersey
In September and October, when you see songbirds, eagles and 20 warblers, the cape may be a hotspot for bird migration. On a popular Higbee beach, you can see thousands of birds flying over, trying to find a place to rest.
Ghana
Kakum National Park is the country's famous bird-watching destination, and its famous walkway offers a great opportunity to see all kinds of animals and plants.
South Africa
The country's Kruger national park is thought to support more than 450 species of birds, from the bat hawk and the brown parrot to the eagle hawk. It witnessed an increase in the number of birds between October and march, with about 200 alien species coming from Africa and other parts of Eurasia.
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