Complete with pictures, descriptions and potential spotting areas for many of Tallahassees native birds, this guide is a must for birders of all levels.
Birding
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The Tallahassee area is a birder’s paradise for casual birders and those wanting to add to their life list! Of the 497 verified species of birds that reside in or visit Florida, 372 species can be seen here. Located along two major fly-ways, all it takes is a pair of binoculars and a field guide to appreciate the tremendous variety of feathered friends in the area. Don’t forget sunscreen, water and bug spray and be sure to check the seasonality of the site to be sure you are visiting at the right time of year. Check out some of our most popular birding sites below!
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Annual Birding EventsWakulla Wildlife Festival (March) Monarch Butterfly Festival (October) Wildlife Heritage Outdoor Festival (February)
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Featured Birding Sites
Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park
550 Wakulla Park Dr |
Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park at Lake Jackson
4000 N. Meridian Road |
Phone: (850) 891-3866 |
J.R. Alford Greenway
2500 South Pedrick Rd |
Phone: (850) 606-1470 |
Maclay Gardens State Park
3540 Thomasville Rd. |
Phone: (850) 487-4556 |
St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge
1255 Lighthouse Road |
Phone: (850) 925-6121 |
Tallahassee Helicopters
3240 Capital Circle SW Tallahassee |
Phone: (850) 841-1111 |













