Ron Sutherland will give a presentation on "Could red wolves help boost declining bobwhite quail populations in the Southeast?"  This will be a virtual meeting using Zoom. We are continuing to hold our meetings via Zoom due to concern over the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus. Click here to register in advance for this meeting. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.  

For questions, contact Kent Fiala, kent.fiala@gmail.com. The location will be Brumley North parking lot: 3620 Old State Hwy 10, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.

Outings usually last 2-3 hours. No reservations or sign-up needed. If there is a large turnout for any particular outing, we may split into two groups. Attendees already vaccinated will not need to be masked. Those unvaccinated, we ask you to use a mask. We also ask that everyone use social distancing. We will meet directly at the outing site. We do recommend car pooling for families or friend pods. New birders and birders of all skill levels are welcome. Please wear long pants, socks, and sturdy shoes (ticks and chiggers may be present). Sun and bug protection are also recommended. Bring snacks and water if you like. Heavy rain will result in cancellation.

For questions, contact David Anderson, d47anders@gmail.com. The location will be JohnstonMill Nature Preserve,Mt. Sinai Rd entrance: 2713 Mt Sinai Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. This is not a handicapped accessible site.

Outings usually last 2-3 hours. No reservations or sign-up needed. If there is a large turnout for any particular outing, we may split into two groups. Attendees already vaccinated will not need to be masked. Those unvaccinated, we ask you to use a mask. We also ask that everyone use social distancing. We will meet directly at the outing site. We do recommend car pooling for families or friend pods. New birders and birders of all skill levels are welcome. Please wear long pants, socks, and sturdy shoes (ticks and chiggers may be present). Sun and bug protection are also recommended. Bring snacks and water if you like. Heavy rain will result in cancellation.

For questions, contact Don Pelly, donpelly73@gmail.com. The location will be BriarChapel-Pokeberry Creek Hotspot: Goingsouth from Chapel Hill on 501 towards Pittsboro turn right onto Polks Landing (about5 miles from the intersection of 54 and 501). Go a fourth mile and turn leftonto Holly Ridge Rd. Go 1 block and turn left onto Creeks Edge Rd. Follow itfor about a mile till it ends. There will be a circular parking area there. ThisOuting is not Accessible. GPSCoordinates: (35.8293029, -79.1001097).

Outings usually last 2-3 hours. No reservations or sign-up needed. If there is a large turnout for any particular outing, we may split into two groups. Attendees already vaccinated will not need to be masked. Those unvaccinated, we ask you to use a mask. We also ask that everyone use social distancing. We will meet directly at the outing site. We do recommend car pooling for families or friend pods. New birders and birders of all skill levels are welcome. Please wear long pants, socks, and sturdy shoes (ticks and chiggers may be present). Sun and bug protection are also recommended. Bring snacks and water if you like. Heavy rain will result in cancellation.

For questions, contact Ross McKinney, rossmck@mindspring.com. The location will be the Old Bynum Bridge, which is located off 15-501 in Chatham County. If you are driving south from Chapel Hill, turn left on the last road before the bridge over the Haw River (Durham Eubanks Road). That road will tee-out on Bynum Road. Turn right and go to the end of the road and there's a small parking lot. There is NO parking on the south side of the bridge, so if you are coming from Pittsboro go over the Haw River and take the first right.

Outings usually last 2-3 hours. No reservations or sign-up needed. If there is a large turnout for any particular outing, we may split into two groups. Attendees already vaccinated will not need to be masked. Those unvaccinated, we ask you to use a mask. We also ask that everyone use social distancing. We will meet directly at the outing site. We do recommend car pooling for families or friend pods. New birders and birders of all skill levels are welcome. Please wear long pants, socks, and sturdy shoes (ticks and chiggers may be present). Sun and bug protection are also recommended. Bring snacks and water if you like. Heavy rain will result in cancellation.