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Altamaha WMA
Covering almost 3,000 acres of wetlands and reservoirs of an old rice plantation, this property is one of the best year-round birding destinations in Georgia.
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Birding Hotspots in Georgia
Browse the destinations collected under Birding Hotspots in Georgia so you can compare the strongest park guides and stops in one place.
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Brasstown Bald
Georgia is tallest mountain is an outdoor wonderland for both humans and birds.
Burrells Ford
Take a short drive along this 7-mile road, and you will be pleasantly surprised at how many birds there will be flying around.
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E.L. Huie Land Application Facility
You do not have to stray far from the city to find one of Georgias best birding locations.
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Jekyll Island
This barrier island on the coast is the perfect mix of nature and resort life.
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Kennesaw Mountain
From atop the peak of this mountain, you will see more than just panoramic views of Atlantas skyline.
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Phinizy Swamp Nature Park
This 1,100-acre nature preserve contains wetlands and woodlands, both of which are prime destinations for spotting different species of native and migratory birds.
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St. Simons Island
With sun-soaked beaches, wetland marshes, and live oak forests, this barrier island is home to a huge variety of birds.
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Tybee Island
Over 210 birds have been seen flying around the coastal marshes around this barrier island.
