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Birds of North Carolina: Fall

Fall Birds of North Carolina (September, October, November) Everyone welcomes the first cool breezes of September, especially after a hot […]

Summer Birds of North Carolina (June, July, August) June is a quiet month for much of the bird world. During

Winter Birds of North Carolina (December, January, February) Though many people think of winter as “downtime” for birders, it really

Spring Birds of North Carolina (March, April, May) Despite what the calendar says, birders know that spring really begins on

North Carolina is composed of three physiographic regions: mountains, piedmont, and coastal plain. The latter includes the narrow barrier islands

1. Tundra Swan Measuring more than 50 inches in length with a wingspan of up to seven feet, the tundra

Cape Hatteras National Seashore/Pea Island NWR More than 70 miles of pristine public beach stretch from Bodie Island to Okracoke

Winter Waterfowling on North Carolina’s Coastal Plain When autumn slowly turns into winter, a huge number of waterfowl head south