Where to see a Black-And-White Warbler in Oklahoma

The Black-And-White Warbler is regularly recorded in the counties of 34 Oklahoma state parks (eBird historical checklists). The strongest bets:

1. Beavers Bend State Park
2. Hochatown State Park
3. Pine Creek State Park
4. Pine Creek Cove State Park
5. McCurtain County Wilderness Area
6. Talimena State Park
7. Lake Wister State Park
8. Wister State Park
9. Runestone State Park
10. Dripping Springs State Park
11. Feyodi Creek State Park
12. Lake Thunderbird State Park
13. Sequoyah State Park
14. Rocky Ford State Park
15. Sequoyah Bay State Park
16. Cherokee Landing State Park
17. Burnt Cabin Ridge State Park
18. Charon's Garden Wilderness Area
19. Tenkiller State Park
20. Brushy Lake State Park
21. Osage Hills State Park
22. Wah-Sha-She State Park
23. Walnut Creek State Park
24. Keystone State Park
25. Lake Murray State Park

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