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Birding in Tennessee |
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Note: I have received several e-mails from webmanagers, asking to list their links on this page. I believe that there are many pages out there which already list many of the best birding links. Rather than duplicate this information, the TOS page highlights birding links that focus on Tennessee's avifauna. So, for more information on birding in general, try out pages like Jack Siler's excellent site Birding on the Web. And for information on birding in Tennessee, please look through the links below.
Some Birding Sites in East Tennessee
Areas mostly north and east of Knoxville
Some Birding Sites in the Chattanooga Area
Tennessee's National Wildlife Refuges
Seven refuges in the western half of the state, all offering good to
excellent birding.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Click here for a checklist
of the Park's birds.
Cherokee
National Forest
Information about Tennessee's only National Forest.
BirdLine
- Current transcript of the Tennessee Statewide Telephone Hotline, maintained
by the Wood Thrush Shop in Nashville, TN., in cooperation with the Nashville
Chapter, TOS - call (615) 356-7636. Click here
to see the previous transcript.
South Alabama Birding Association
Georgia Ornithological Society
Kentucky Ornithological Society
The Audubon Society of Missouri
Virginia Society of
Ornithology
Hummer/Bird Study Group
This is the site for Bob and Martha Sargent's non-profit organization
which studies hummingbirds throughout the New World. Their research on
wintering hummingbirds in the southeast has included banding several species
in Tennessee which were new to the state list. If you love hummingbirds,
you'll love this site!
If you know of a homepage that should be listed here, please e-mail it to TOS WebMaster. THANKS!