Birding: All about belted kingfishers: A resident and migrant
Have you observed the belted kingfisher lately? Generally, we hear it before we see it. Its loud raucous rattle is a give-away to its presence. Its habitat is always near open water along rivers, streams, creeks, lakes and/or estuaries that provide perches for the bird to hunt from. These kinds of aquatic habitats are where you can expect to both hear and see the belted kingfisher. It is a common, permanent resident on the Long Beach Peninsula as well as in Pacific County. In addition, it nests and raises its family in our area.
Belted Kingfisher, Animal Database
Stream Episode 84 Belted Kingfisher by Grand Birds
The Beautiful Belted Kingfisher - Bird Canada
Belted Kingfisher - American Bird Conservancy
Belted Kingfisher – Through Open Lens
Birding: All about belted kingfishers: A resident and migrant, Wildlife, Fishing and Outdoors
Belted Kingfisher - Megaceryle alcyon - Birds of the World
Belted Kingfisher Range Map, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Belted Kingfisher Audubon Field Guide
Northland Nature: Belted kingfisher returns to river - Duluth News Tribune
Angler from the Sky - SNJ Today
Belted Kingfishers – Mia McPherson's On The Wing Photography