Meet at 8 am at the check-in gate at Crackerneck WMA. Crackerneck is located in Jackson, SC. From Old Jackson Hwy/Main St turn right onto Brown Rd (at the Baseball Field) and continue until you see the sign to turn … Read More
Meet in the parking lot at Phinizy Swamp NP at 8 am. We will walk around the park (up to 2.5 miles) looking for spring arrivals. NOTE: Please confirm with Lois at 803-215-1594 or birdercroakie@gmail.com if you will be attending the … Read More
Choose an area in Aiken County or contact Lois Stacey to be assigned an area. Count the birds you see and hear, record on ebird and submit. In order to complete your count, please provide Lois with the number of … Read More
Meet at Popeye’s at Gordon Hwy and Walton Way at 8 am to carpool. We will bird Lover’s Lane and the Augusta Levee looking for breeding birds and late migrants. NOTE: Please confirm with Lois at 803-215-1594 or birdercroakie@gmail.com if you will … Read More
Meet at the Kathwood Ponds at Silver Bluff at 8 am to carpool to Jackson Landing Road in Jackson, SC. We will drive the road looking for breeding birds. NOTE: Please confirm with Lois at 803-215-1594 or birdercroakie@gmail.com if you will be … Read More
Meet at the Kathwood Ponds at 7am (early start for more birds). The ponds should have been lowered by this point and we will look for Wood Storks, other waders and shorebirds. NOTE: Please confirm with Lois at 803-215-1594 or birdercroakie@gmail.com if … Read More
This is a Phinizy trip and there is a cost of $5. Meet in the parking lot at Phinizy Swamp NP at 8 am to carpool. We will drive around the property looking for post-breeding dispersal waders and other birds. … Read More
Birds and Plant Walk with Birds Georgia and Augusta Chapter of Georgia Native Plant Society. Walk will highlight notable plant species around the park and discuss how invasive species affect our native ecosystems and the wildlife that depend on them. … Read More
Meet at Popeyes on Walton Way at 8:00 am to carpool to Lovers Lane to look for summer birds and early arriving fall migrants.
Meet at the visitor center at Silver Bluff Audubon Sanctuary at 8:00 am. We will walk the 2 mile Tanager Trail looking for fall migrants.
Meet at Pendleton King Park in Augusta at 8:00 am to walk the property looking for migrants. Pendleton King is a warbler sink and can have some very good birds.
Fall Migration Walk. Meet at the parking lot at Phinizy Swamp NP at 8 am to walk the trails looking for fall migrants. This is a Phinizy Swamp walk and there is a charge of $10 and pre-registration is required. … Read More
Aiken County migration count – count birds in Aiken County wherever you like and turn in your counts, miles traveled, and time taken.
Phinizy Swamp NP – meet in the parking lot at Phinizy Swamp NP at 8am to walk the 2.5-mile loop looking for fall arrivals and late migrants.
Lover’s Lane – meet at Popeye’s at Walton Way and Gordon Hwy at 9am to carpool to Lover’s Lane looking for winter residents such as sparrows.
Meet at the Kathwood Ponds at Silver Bluff Audubon Sanctuary at 9am to walk around the pond looking for winter arrivals. Ducks and sparrows may have started arriving by this time.
Meet at the visitor center at Silver Bluff Audubon Sanctuary at 9 am to walk the Quail Trail looking for sparrows and other wintering birds.
Meet at the Laurel Hill Wildlife Drive parking lot at 9 am to carpool around the 4.5 mile loop looking for wintering waterfowl, eagles and whatever else we can find. Bring lunch for a picnic stop somewhere along the route.
Meet at Popeyes on Gordon Hwy and Walton Way at 9 am to carpool. There is a $4 fee to enter the property. We will drive the paved and Haul roads looking for birds. Trip will last until approximately noon.
This is a Phinizy Swamp Nature Park event and there is a $10 fee. You need to register on pay fee on the Phinizy Website.
Meet at the Visitor Center at Silver Bluff Audubon Sanctuary at 9 am to walk the Quail Trail looking for woodland and grassland birds.
Join us at 9 am in the Phinizy parking lot to bird the 2 1/2 mile loop or around the wetlands depending on the trail conditions looking for winter birds and possible early spring arrivals.
