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Bird Watching ClubsLocal and national bird watching clubs are a great resource for information about wild birds in your area.
Other benefits include:
If you don't have a birding club in your area, then find your area's Audubon Society. Each State's Audubon society is a little different. But most offer bird lists for your state, rare bird sightings, tips on finding wild birds in your area, guided bird watching outings, tips on using bird feeders nature camps and much more. Going on a bird watching walk or attending a monthly meeting are great ways to meet people in your area who share your interest in wild birds. As an added bonus, many Audubon locations have home school programs to promote bird watching for kids. You don't have to be a birding expert to join a birding club. In fact most clubs welcome anyone who has an interest in wild birds. Whether you enjoy watching birds at your feeders or traveling throughout the State, you will benefit from being a member. Members learn from one another and most members are eager to share their knowledge. I am putting together a list of bird watching clubs by State to make it easy for you to find one in your area. This list will grow over time, so if you don't see one in your area now check back soon or subscribe to my RSS feed for automatic updates. To subscribe to my Wild Birds blog (no e-mail necessary), right-click on the orange RSS button Are you a member of any bird watching clubs in your area?
If you are involved with a birding club, we would love to hear about it. Look at the list below to
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