Audubon North Carolina's mission is to help conserve and restore the North Carolina habitats we share with all wildlife, focusing on the needs of birds.
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Early winter in Holly Shelter Game LandCreated about 3 weeks ago
Guess who's at Frank's feeder today?Created about 2 months ago
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- Wings over Water
Eastern North Caroilna and Outer Banks
Tuesday, November 3 at 9:35pm - Audubon Coastal Sanctuaries Cr...
1:00 PM Boarding at Carolina Beach ...
Sunday, May 3 at 1:00pm - Audubon North Carolina Annual ...
Triangle Area
Friday, April 17 at 5:00pm - Great Backyard Bird Count
Your own backyard, or wherever you ...
Friday, February 13 at 6:00am - Audubon NC Chapter Day
North Carolina Zoo
Saturday, February 7 at 10:00am - Audubon's 109th Christmas Bird...
All over North Carolina
Sunday, December 14 at 6:00am
Audubon North Carolina Birders are tough! They won't let anything, even frigid temps and the lure of the couch, deter them from pursuing those elusive feathered critters. Thanks to all the hardy birders around the state who participated in the Christmas Bird Count this year.
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For many people, the long New Year’s holiday weekend is synonymous with relaxing and watching football.For Sam Cooper, the beginning of the new year means something else: counting birds.“It’s become a
Audubon North Carolina NC State Parks is celebrating Year of the Birds in 2010....throughout the year you can enjoy special bird-oriented hikes and programs all over the state at our amazing state parks. Many thanks to our wonderful partners at State Parks - happy birding!
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Welcome to North Carolina state parks. The N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation website provides information about and services of the state parks system and related division programs.
Audubon North Carolina The Christmas Bird Count is underway! Read more about the chilly conditions that the Raleigh count encountered on Saturday. Maybe we'll get some warmer weather for the next round of counts?
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Birds have some hardy friends in Raleigh.
Audubon North Carolina Enjoy the latest addition to our YouTube channel - a short overview of the Amphibolite Mountains IBA, narrated by Curtis Smalling, IBA Coordinator for Audubon NC. Filmed on location in the Amphibolites, the video gives you a feel for this compelling landscape in northwestern North Carolina, and features some of the am...azing birds (think Golden-winged Warbler!) that nest here.
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Audubon North Carolina Holly Shelter Game Land in Pender County is an expansive wildland with vast longleaf pine savannahs, pocosin, and really intriguing seasonal ponds. An Audubon Important Bird Area and site on the NC Birding Trail, the game land is home to some sought-after species like Red-cockaded Woodpecker and Bachman's Sparrow. A ...recent tromp through the game lands with Audubon staff turned up some nice looks at Brown-headed Nuthatches and lovely afternoon light shining on the pocket ponds.
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Audubon North Carolina Yes, Virginia, it's Christmas Bird Count time!
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North Carolina bird watchers from Highlands to Hatteras will spend part of this holiday season participating in Audubon’s annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC), the longest running citizen science survey in the world. Between December 14, 2009 and January
Audubon North Carolina Check out this cool slide show from Treehugger.com about Cape Hatteras National Seashore. A picture is worth a thousand words. . .
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Audubon North Carolina Looking for a good pre-Thanksgiving diversion? Take a look at our new YouTube channel, featuring some cool videos from Holly Shelter Game Land and coastal NC. Hope you enjoy and stay tuned for more video dispatches from the field. . .
Audubon North Carolina Congratulations to Angela Mangiameli, conservation biologist with Audubon North Carolina, for receiving a TogetherGreen fellowship!
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Angela Mangiameli, conservation biologist with Audubon North Carolina, has received a national fellowship designed to advance the work of individuals with outstanding leadership potential to help shape a brighter environmental future.
Audubon North Carolina Audubon North Carolina is one of six conservation groups that have called on the North Carolina Department of Transportation to build a safer, less-exposed emergency route for Outer Banks residents.
Groups Call on N. C. to Build Safer Route after Sea Reclaims Outer Banks Highway | Audubon North Car
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Audubon North Carolina is one of six conservation groups that have called on the North Carolina Department of Transportation to build a safer, less-exposed emergency route for Outer Banks residents and tourists that is not dependent on the section of
Audubon North Carolina Check out this article from Audubon magazine about grassland birds - the sidebar discusses how Curtis Smalling with Audubon NC is working with landowners in the NC mountains to delay hay harvest to protect bobolinks.
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Birds Buying TimeFor bobolinks, savannah sparrows, and other birds that make their nests in hayfields, a delayed harvest can spell the difference between life and death.By Les Line/Photography by John Huba
If you enjoyed the photo album - Guess who's at Frank's feeder today - you might wonder what kind of suet would attact such great birds? The answer is a special homemade blend...
Audubon North Carolina Our 2008-2009 Annual Report is hot off the press! Visit our website to read it online. . . enjoy!
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Take a peek at the 2008-2009 Annual Report - it's hot off the press! Read it online in a PDF file.
Audubon North Carolina Audubon supporter Frank Ripp has a great backyard cafe for birds. And luckily, he is very generous in sharing his photos with us! Enjoy these recent photos.
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