Georgia boasts a rich avian diversity, with habitats ranging from coastal marshes to rolling woodlands. Birdwatchers can enjoy spotting a variety of species, including the vibrant painted bunting, the elusive wood thrush, and the soaring bald eagle. The state’s diverse ecosystems, such as the Okefenokee Swamp and the Blue Ridge Mountains, offer excellent opportunities for birdwatching throughout the year. Whether you’re exploring the wetlands of the coast or the forests in the north, Georgia provides a wealth of bird species and ideal viewing spots for enthusiasts of all levels.
Eastern Screech-Owl Description The Eastern Screech-Owl (Megascops asio) is a small, adaptable owl species found in Georgia. Measuring between 16 to 25 cm in size and weighing 121 to 244 g, these owls exhibit two distinct color morphs – a rich reddish hue in southern populations and a dusky greyish plumage in northern populations. They … Read more