E-mail group for the Blue Ridge Birders birding club located in northwest NC and southwest VA.

Gallery with 182 photos of pelagic birds, mammals, and fish, mostly taken off the NC coast. Includes 39 different species of birds.

The bird club for North and South Carolina, with information on club meetings and projects, field trips, and excerpts from the newsletter.

Non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of birds of prey through education, rehabilitation, and research. Located near Charlotte, NC.

Information about the Carolinabirds e-mail group and links to local bird clubs in the Carolinas.

Archive of messages from the Carolinabirds e-mail group, starting in 2003.

Meetings, field trips, newsletters, bird count results and procedures, and the Triangle area weekly frequency bird checklist.

Good site for Swainson's and Cerulean Warblers near Asheville, with overview of birds, maps, and field trips.

Photos and discussion of an abnormally plumaged bird that had many experts baffled.

Trip report, with photos, by George West.

General birding information for the Foothills Equestrian Nature Center in Tryon.

Serves the Hickory area. Field trips, meetings, and photos.

Small collection of photos of common backyard birds and waterfowl.

Photos of the ultra-rare hummingbird that appeared in November 2000.

Photos of birds from coastal North Carolina, including many rarities, plus Peru and Africa.

Information about the club, formed in 2000, that serves the Hendersonville area.

Detailed article about one of the best birding spots in NC by Jerry Uhlman.

Based in Wilmington. Events, sightings, and contacts.

Notes and photos of NC land and pelagic birding trips.

Project to collect information about the distribution and abundance of breeding birds in Orange and Chatham Counties.

Covers local birding in the Hendersonville, NC area with emphasis on bizarre aspects of the Aves.

Frequency checklists for 10 sites in NC. Includes John Fussell's detailed checklist for Pea Island/Cape Hatteras.

Information from the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, including accounts all nine species that have been found in the state, a banding project, FAQ, and images.

Bird checklists with abundance codes for 9 state parks in NC .

Gallery mostly of rare or unusual birds taken using the digiscoping technique by Will Cook. Includes several first state records.

A project under development to link great birding sites throughout the state.

Nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring the future of the Eastern Bluebird and other cavity-nesting birds native to North Carolina.

Agencies, organizations and volunteers collaborating for the conservation of migratory birds in North Carolina. Includes 8 bird profiles, fact sheets, training schedules, and surveys.

Includes bird species accounts, hunting seasons, and game lands maps.

Short article from National Geographic's Destinations.

General overview.

Articles by Liz Lathrop.

General information by Angus Wilson, with photos and links.

Information about the Greensboro-area bird club, including meetings and programs.

Small collection of high-quality photographs of rare and showy NC birds.

Brief information about looking for pelagic birds from the shore at Cape Hatteras.

Photos of Bar-tailed Godwit, Cayenne Tern, and several other NC rarities.

Birding festival held annually in early December at Lake Mattamuskeet.

Site guides to over 40 of the best birding spots in the Chapel Hill-Durham-Raleigh area of NC. Includes some maps and a detailed local checklist.

Annual birding festival on the Outer Banks held in mid-October.