Georgia Birds

Birds

Several bird species with red heads or red markings occur regularly in Georgia, and this guide focuses on reliably identifying the most common ones. In the eastern United States...

birdwatching

This guide profiles the most often-seen gray birds in Georgia, with details to help you identify them by appearance, voice, and seasonal patterns. Whether you are at a backyard...

wildlife-status

Yes, loons do occur in Georgia, but they are uncommon and largely seasonal visitors rather than year-round residents. You are most likely to see them in winter and during migrat...

Wildlife & Nature

North Georgia’s mix of mountains, rivers, and suburban green spaces supports a wide range of year-round residents and seasonal visitors. This guide focuses on common, widespre...

Birds

In Georgia, brown birds are often the most frequent visitors to backyards, woodlands, and wetlands. Because many small birds, shorebirds, and passerines share brown plumage for...

bird-watching

North Georgia’s mix of mountains, rivers, and suburban habitats supports a diverse year-round and seasonal bird community. This guide focuses on common species that residents...

Birds

North Georgia’s mix of foothills, riparian corridors, and mature forest supports year-round residents, seasonal migrants, and frequent visitors. In urban edges, suburban yards...

Birds & Wildlife

Georgia hosts a rich mix of birds shaped by its Atlantic coast, wetlands, Piedmont cities, and Appalachian foothills. Understanding habitats and seasons helps you recognize comm...

bird-guides

This guide organizes commonly observed Georgia birds by predominant color to help you identify species quickly in backyards, parks, and natural areas across the state. Color is...