There is quite a bevy of birding options in the Lowcountry and the Fall season is a great time to test your abilities to identify migratory songbirds and raptors. The birding community goes beyond the conservation crowd because it includes youths, newbies, folks who recently moved here as well as knowledgeable veteran birders. Charleston County Parks understands this well and wants to build on their twice-weekly birding walks at Caw Caw Interpretive Center by introducing the inaugural Birds of a Feather Toast this Saturday Sept. 28 from 5 to 7.
To view the feature article in the Post and Courier click on Tideline.
To view Birding blog entries from 2024 click on Carolina Bird Club - Earth Day / Kiawah - Spring Island - Southeast Shorebird Festival - Hammock Coast Birding Festival - Huntington Beach State Park - Yawkey Center - Yemassee CBC - Edisto CBC
To view past blog entries from Tideline click on Photography Tips - Riton Optics - Lighthouse Inlet Preserve - Coosawhatchie WMA - Holy City Tarpon Tourney - Int'l Fly Fishing Film Festival - Carolina Kingfish Classic - Fishing For Mountain Trout - Hooked On Miracles - HMY Lowcountry Cup - Turkeys For Tomorrow- Carolina Ladies Billfish Classic - Paddling For Pups Photos - 2024 Atlantic Cup - Silvopasture Forestry- Beidler Forest 50th Anniversary - Charleston Race Week Photos - Southeast Shorebird Festival - ACE Basin Day Photos - Santee Big Cat Brawl - Carolina Marsh Tacky Association - SEWE Photos - Five Birding Hotspots
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