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PBC Officers for 2022-23

At its April 21 meeting, PBC members approved the slate of officers who will serve in the 2022-23 program year:

President - Melanie Stadler  
Vice-president - Jim Gant
Recording Secretary - Dan Dery
Corresponding Secretary - Howard Millican
Treasurer - Mike Howard
Past President - Barbara Haralson
Members-at-Large - Areatha Davidson and Tom Gaffney


Looking for Places to Bird in Guilford County, NC?

Check out the Finding Birds in Guilford County section of our website. PBC member Dennis Burnette put together descriptions of 28 sites across the county that are publicly-accessible and present a variety of habitats for birding.
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The site pages have driving instructions, a general description of the site, photos, and birds you might see. Many pages have a trail map for the site. There are also stop-by-stop instructions for a birding tour of Greensboro’s lakes.

Whether you’re a visitor, new to the area, or just looking for someplace different to go birding, the Finding Birds guide is a great resource. Click here to start checking out the locations.



Piedmont Young Birders

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The Piedmont Young Birders is an organization for high school and middle  school students, sponsored jointly by the Piedmont Bird Club and the T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society.  It is an excellent opportunity for our members to share their love of birds and the natural world with the next generation. Meetings consist of a combination of guided activities to learn about birds and spending time discovering and identifying birds first-hand. Membership is open to students in the Triad area in grades 6-12.

For more information, click here and send us an inquiry using the Contact Form. 



Join Us

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  • Attend a monthly program
  • Participate in a field trip or community event
  • Become a member to receive email listserv messages about club activities and bird sightings

Upcoming PBC Activities

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Full details about each activity will be sent to PBC members via the email listserv. If you are not a PBC member and would like information about any of these activities, please check the calendar or click here to send us an inquiry using the Contact Form.
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Ongoing April - August – Conservation: Bluebird Nest Box Monitoring

Saturday, August 6 – Field Trip: Beginners Bird Walk

Saturday, August 27 – Field Trip: Guilford County Farm

Saturday, September 10 – Field Trip: Audubon Natural Area

Saturday, September 17 – Social: Fall Cookout

Saturday, September 17 – Conservation: Bird, Bee and Butterfly Garden Habitat Restoration and Planting

Sunday, September 18 – Field Trip: 
Chinquapin-Penn Trail

Tuesday, September 20 – Field Trip: Swift Night Out

Saturday, September 24 – Workshop: Beginning Birder Workshop

Sunday, September 25 – Field Trip: Dan River Game Lands

​September (dates TBA) – Conservation: Monitoring for Window Strike Birds in downtown Greensboro



PBC Program Recording – "Birding Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice"

The PBC's March meeting was held on March 17 through the Zoom online platform. In June, 2021, a group led by PBC member Dr. Lynn Mosely spent 10 days discovering the bird life of Iceland. Iceland is small volcanically-active island located on the Gulf Stream in the North Atlantic Ocean just below the Arctic Circle. Its location gives it unique geographic and geologic features and makes it home to a great variety of birds. In addition to spotting many life birds, the group observed glaciers, geysers, and (at a distance) an erupting volcano. Dr. Moseley narrates this presentation, featuring photographs by Ann Van Sant, one of several PBC members on the trip.

You can watch the recording by clicking here.

PBC/TGPAS Program Recording – "Know Your Nests"

The PBC's February meeting was a joint program hosted by the T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society, held on February 10 through the Zoom online platform. Curtis Smalling, Audubon North Carolina’s Director of Bird Conservation for North Carolina, provided an overview of bird nest identification, focusing on local species and those migrating through NC. Knowing some basics about nests can add to your enjoyment of birding and the birds in your neighborhood. This program introduced some of the various ways that birds have adapted to raising young and provided tips for identifying which bird might have built that nest you found.

You can watch the recording on the TGPAS Facebook page by clicking here.

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You can view a list of all of PBC's programs for the 2021-22 program year with links to the recordings by clicking here.



“North Carolina is a great place for birding. And the Piedmont Bird Club is a wonderful group of folks to bird with!”

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Updated 7/13/2022