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the same few states always come to mind first…Alaska, Arizona, Texas, and Florida. Hawaiian Petrel has become an annual visitor in recent years, and albatross are more abundant in this part of the state. McDonald Road, south end of the Salton Sea, CA. When one thinks of taking a birdcation somewhere in the U.S.,

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