February 9, 2010
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United States of America -- Alabama
Discover the top birding locations in Alabama. Find out more about Alabama Bird Clubs and Birding Organizations in Alabama. Print out a checklist of Alabama birds. Find the Rare Bird Alert Phone Numbers for Alabama. Order books to help you become a better birder in Alabama. Discover links to Alabama Birding web sites. Print out special maps of Alabama before you begin your trip.

Birds of My State CD-ROM

Alabama Bird Watching

Birder's Guide to Alabama

Birds of Alabama

Birds of My State
CD-ROM

Alabama
Bird Watching

Birder's Guide
to Alabama

Birds of
Alabama

State Bird: Northern Flicker
(Yellow-shafted Flicker or "Yellowhammer")

State Checklists:
Alabama Birds Record Committee
NPWRC Bird Checklist - Alabama

Species Seen in Alabama: 401

State Ornithological Society:
Alabama Ornithological Society

Rare Bird Alerts:
(205) 987-2739   Statewide
(850) 934-6974   South
Transcripts

Electronic Mailing Lists:
Discuss Alabama birds and sightings

Maps:
Alabama Maps

Retail Birding Stores

 

Birding Links for Alabama:
Birding Festivals
Alabama Coastal Birding Trail
Alabama Wildbird Conservation Association
Chasing Hurricane Birds
Birding Sites in Birmingham
Birds in Alabama
Hot Spots
US Fish & Wildlife Refuges

Alabama Organizations:
Audubon Chapters in Alabama
  Birmingham Audubon Society  
 
Cullman Audubon Society
  Mobile Bay Audubon Society
  Shoals Audubon Society
  Tennessee Valley Audubon Society 
The Nature Conservancy - Alabama
 


Pete Thayer's Favorite Hot Spots:
Dauphin Island / Fort Morgan
30.14 N   88.02 W
These islands in the Gulf of Mexico can be a spectacular spot -- especially during migration or just after a hurricane! These two sites, a ferry ride apart, rank right up there with Rockport or High Island, Texas.


Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge / Guntersville Lake
34.52 N   86.94 W
The lake (actually a wide spot in  the Tennessee River) is the best spot in Alabama to find 60,000 wintering ducks, grebes and loons. Bald Eagles can be seen near the dam.

 

 

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