Directory of Georgia Resources

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Birding websites based in Georgia.

Subcategories

• Audubon Chapters

Resources in This Category

• Federally Listed Threatened and Endangered Birds in Georgia

  http://www.fws.gov/athens/endangered/tebirds.html
  Current U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service profiles including classifications, status details, life histories, sighting reports, and press releases.

• Fernbank Science Center's Ornithology Web

  http://fsc.fernbank.edu/birds.htm
  Atlanta facility (Dekalb County) with emphasis on providing local birding checklists, descriptions, techniques, and classroom activities.

• Georgia Birders Online Archives

  http://www.listserv.uga.edu/archives/gabo-l.html
  Searchable archives and subscription management for the GABO-L e-mail list.

• Georgia Birding and Nature

  http://eaglecreek4.tripod.com/georgiabirdingandnature/
  Eric Beohm's site with photos of rare birds, including Yellow-billed Loon.

• Georgia Hummer

  http://www.gahummer.org/
  Detailed information about the nine species recorded in the state, gardening, winter sightings, and spring migration.

• Georgia Ornithological Society

  http://www.gos.org/
  Meetings, research grants, publications, bird counts, checklists, trip reports, rare bird alerts, sightings, local bird clubs, records committee, and photos.

• Georgia/Florida Bird Photos by B.J. Bergstrom

  http://www.valdosta.edu/~bergstrm/gafl.html
  Collection of pictures of birds spotted in the states.

• LocalGuide to Birds: Central and Northern Georgia Area

  http://www.enature.com/fieldguides/view_default.asp?rgn=GA_232&allSpecies=y
  National Wildlife Federation's eNature images and descriptions arranged by family and most common species. Includes field guide check-list for sightings.

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