Southeast Georgia is a birder’s paradise, offering a wide variety of habitats and wildlife, with October hosting the greatest diversity of bird species. Shorelines, salt marshes, old rice fields, woodlands, tidal rivers, freshwater wetlands and more all host their own fascinating bird communities.

Planning is underway for the 2009 festival. Check back often.

In the meantime if you are traveling along I-95 in Georgia look at some of our past field trips for suggestions of places to go birding here along the coast.
2009 Field Trips
2008 Seminars
Nature Day
Sat. Seminars (Free)
Registration
2008 Sponsors

Getting Here

2008
Saturday
Dinner Banquet and
Keynote Address

Bios for Field Trip Leaders and Presentors

The
Rookery
Exhibit Hall
Exhibitor Information
Previous Festivals
2007
2006, 2005,
2004, 2003,
Birder's Exchange
(bring your old optics)


Georgia’s Colonial Coast Birding & Nature Festival provides a vast spectrum of opportunities for everyone from the casual nature enthusiast to the most experienced birder. Field trips to over twenty-five different natural areas, including barrier islands, and informative seminars on a wide range of topics are the cornerstones of the festival.
 


Questions concerning this year's festival can be emailed HERE!

Comments on the website can be sent to Steve Holzman
Website last updated: 8/6/08