Carolina Bird Club Meetings

The Carolina Bird Club holds general meetings three times a year, in mid-winter, spring, and fall. The winter meeting is usually held in late January or early February, the spring meeting in late April or early May, and the fall meeting in late September or early October. The main focus of the meetings is birding, thus the meeting location is rotated among good birding locations in the three regions of the club: eastern and western North Carolina, and South Carolina. Meetings also feature evening programs and social hours on Friday and Saturday.

Everyone interested in birds of the Carolinas is welcome at our general meetings, whether members of the Carolina Bird Club or not; however the meeting registration fee for non-members is slightly higher. Specifics about upcoming meetings are provided via the Newsletter sent to all members, and are also provided on this web site.

Upcoming meetings

Dates and locations of future meetings are subject to change until final meeting plans are published in the CBC Newsletter.

 
Date Location
3–4 Oct, 2008 Wilmington, NC

Reports on recent meetings

Spring in the Carolina Sandhills: Attendees at the spring meeting in Southern Pines, NC enjoyed great weather and great birding. Thanks to Susan Campbell and the Sandhills Natural History Society for organizing an excellent meeting. The bird list numbered 121 species.

Georgetown meeting report: A large turnout of attendees enjoyed the Winter meeting in Georgetown, South Carolina. Nice weather followed Friday morning's wind and rain, and a bird list of 169 species was accumulated.

Santee meeting report: The Santee, South Carolina meeting of 28–30 September 2007 has come and gone. Attendees had a great time enjoying beautiful fall weather and watching birds. The group accumulated a bird list of 161 species seen in the meeting area from Thursday through Sunday morning.

List of Past CBC Meetings (since 1985)

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