The Mississippi Flyway

One of the most important migratory routes in North America is the Mississippi Flyway, which follows the course of the mighty Mississippi River from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. If you’re a bird lover, you’ll be thrilled to know that Memphis is a key stopover along this route and home to many resident and migratory species. From majestic Bald Eagles and Red-tailed Hawks to colorful Yellow Warblers and Chipping Sparrows, there are always exciting birds to see. The Mississippi Flyway encompasses a variety of landscapes that support different types of birds. Memphis River Parks covers 250 acres of diverse riverfront landscapes. The Partnership <a href="https://medium.com/memriverparks/spring-lawns-for-butterflies-bees-3aef138a0f57" rel="noopener">works hard to enhance the habitat potential</a> of these areas to attract even more beneficial wildlife. The parks are open to the public, so grab your binoculars and explore the amazing world of birdwatching in the Memphis River Parks! <a href="https://medium.com/memriverparks/the-mississippi-flyway-420d03ab64db">Read More</a>