Learn About North Carolina Birds

North Carolina Partners in Flight

Learn About North Carolina's Birds

Bird Profiles

Management/Conservation
Fact Sheets

Bird Conservation Fact Sheets

On-line Bird Finding Guides for North Carolina

Audubon Important Bird Areas

Bird Profiles

Broad-winged Hawk	Ruby-throated Hummingbird	Eastern Kingbird	Eastern Wood Pewee
White-eyed Vireo	Yellow-throated Vireo	Northern Rough-winged Swallow	Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
Wood Thrush	Indigo Bunting	Golden-winged Warbler	Black-throated Blue Warbler
Blackburnian Warbler	Chestnut-sided Warbler	Ovenbird	Louisiana Waterthrush
Hooded Warbler	Orchard Oriole	Summer Tanager	Blue Grosbeak
Swainson's Warbler	Eastern Meadowlark

PDF Versions of the above profiles (Produced by the North Carolina Wildlife Commission)

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Bird Conservation Fact Sheets

What are Neotropical Migrants?	Managing Your Backyard for Birds	Shade-Grown Coffee is for the Birds	Cowbirds vs Songbirds
The Top Ten for Birds	Individual Species Management/Conservation Fact Sheets	Habitat Fragmentation and Birds	Why are song birds vanishing? An Overview

On-line Bird Finding Guides for North Carolina

Carolina Bird Club
Birding North Carolina, by Marshall Brooks and Mark Johns. 2005.
Published by Globe Pequot Press as part of their Falcon Guides Series.
For supplementary sites to the guide go to CBC.

North Carolina Audubon's
Important Bird Areas

Elisha Mitchell Audubon
Asheville

Forsythe Audubon

Highlands Plateau Audubon

Mecklenburg Audubon

Chatham County and Jordan Lake

Durham County and Falls Lake

Jordan Lake by Canoe

Orange County

Wake County - Raleigh Lakes

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