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2026 Black Belt Birding Festival

2026 Black Belt Birding Festival

July 31st, 2026 - August 2nd, 2026Visit website for event schedule

Greensboro


The BLACK BELT BIRDING FESTIVAL will take place on July 31 to August 2, 2026.. Highlighting the birds, history, and heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt region, the festival offers a rare opportunity to catch a glimpse of many species of birds in their natural environment.  Event descriptions can be found on our website!

We hope you will join us for an unforgettable weekend in the beautiful western Black Belt region of Alabama, where opportunities to experience, learn, and bird at historic sites, working farms, and ongoing prairies restorations abound - for birders of all ages and abilities!  

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    2026 Black Belt Birding Festival

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    Alabama Audubon Black Belt Office
    • 1014 Whelan Street
    • Greensboro, AL 36744
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    Directions

    Events take place in multiple locations. Visit website for information

    Region

    Greensboro is located in the Tombigbee River Valley Area of the Central Alabama Region

    Fees

    Trips are Individually Priced. Visit website for information.

    Where to Stay

    Blue Shadows Bed & Breakfast

    Peaceful location with many amenities, including nature trails, bridges, fish pond, barn, country auctions. Near Auburn Rural Studio project, Native American mounds, antebellum homes.
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    What to See & Do

    Safe House Black History Museum

    MLK photos, news clippings. 1860 slave auction document, Civil Rights activist photos, resource and research information, print and non-print materials, computers for public use.

    Alabama Audubon Black Belt Office

    Founded in 1946 as the Birmingham Audubon Society, Alabama Audubon has since grown to become our state’s leading nonprofit promoting conservation and a greater knowledge of birds, their habitats, and the natural world. While we’re certified as a chap...
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