Alabama Birding
Here in Alabama, there are over 280 birding sites and eight birding trails to introduce you to over 425 species of birds — from rare and endangered species like the red-cockaded woodpecker to common backyard birds like the painted bunting. Some of the most popular places in Alabama for bird-watching include Oak Mountain State Park, Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge, Guntersville National Forest, and Cheaha State Park. If you’re in the state during the spring and fall migrations, you can witness birds from all over North America. With so many perfect spots for bird-watching in Alabama, the only problem you’ll need to solve is where to head first!
Soaring Through
the Seasons
Find out when you’re most likely to see ‒ and hear ‒ your favorite native and migratory feathered friends here in Alabama.
Find Your Flock
Thanks for swooping in. Alabama is teeming with an incredibly fascinating and diverse population of birds. These beautiful and complex animals mirror us in many ways and vice versa. Alabama invites you to discover what bird your personality best reflects in our Find Your Flock bird personality test.
This ten-question quiz will match your personality to a species of bird that can be found right here in our beautiful and biodiverse state. You'll then discover the trails that best suit your level of adventure, preference of environment, and warmth of personality based on your answers. All you have to do is choose the one response to each question that best matches your personality.
Find an Alabama Birding Site
