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Coastal Bird Fest moving to spring

Coastal Bird Fest moving to spring

The South Alabama Land Trust is passing the torch for one of the John L. Borom Alabama Coastal BirdFest to Alabama Audubon.
The fest will move from the fall to the spring to coincide with the peak arrival of migrating birds returning from the tropics. Although there will not be a fall BirdFest, the birding community can expect the same high-quality production they have enjoyed the past when the fest resumes this spring.
Established in 2004, the festival has grown to include more than 30 birding and nature tours across 20 venues over four days.
A favorite among birders, naturalists, and families across the Southeast, Coastal BirdFest is known for providing guided birding excursions across pristine regional coastal habitats. Coastal BirdFest has long connected participants of all ages and experience levels to the rich birdlife of lower Alabama through field trips, workshops, and educational seminars.