Texas Bird Festivals

"Birding is an activity, some say an obsession, of increasing popularity. Authorities have estimated that there are some 61 million birders in this country. With over 600 documented bird species, Texas retains its claim as being the most exciting place to birdwatch in the continental United States. More than 75 percent of all birds occurring in the U.S. have been reported from Texas."

Bird Forum

The place to talk with other birders about all things birdy. A One Stop Shop of forums, chat rooms, a gallery to put up your bird pictures and trip reports and much more. Originally UK based it has quickly become a truly global forum. Fatbirder recommended!
 
Caller-Times Birdwatching

The south Texas birding forum. Talk about your South Texas birdwatching experiences.
 
SATXbirds

Mailing List – Discussion Group "Discussion of birds, bird sightings, birding events in and around Bexar County Texas. This list was created for discussions that would not be of interest to Texans in general on the TexBirds mailing server. Discussions should be limited to birds and/or birding in Bexar or surrounding counties.
 
South Texas Birding Forum

"Talk about your South Texas bird watching experiences."
 
Texas-Birdchat
Chat room for texas birds & birding issues.

TexBirds

Chat room for texas birds & birding issues.

Audubon Society in Texas

Texas Audubon announces the launching of the Texas Important Bird Area (IBA) Voluntary Conservation Program. Texas Audubon will work jointly with Partners in Flight and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department on this state-wide bird conservation program. The primary goal of the IBA initiative is: To promote voluntary land conservation efforts with the support of private and public landowners and chapters throughout the state.

Bastrop County Audubon Society

"Bastrop County is located in the southeastern portion of central Texas, 30 miles east of Austin, the capital of the state. The Colorado River snakes it way across the county, through the historic towns of Bastrop and Smithville that are nestled along its banks. The biologically unique region, known as the "Lost Pines of Texas", boasts stands of towering loblolly pines and oaks that form a dense green canopy that shades the forest floor, and provides abundant habitat for birds and other wildlife. In other parts of the county, rolling meadows come alive with wildflowers in the spring and contribute to the natural beauty that prevails in the county."

Bexar Audubon

Bexar Audubon is a chapter of the National Audubon Society....with a mission to serve species/habitat conservation while improving the environmental education of our community!

Fort Worth Audubon Society

The Fort Worth Audubon Society meets the second Thursday of each month (except summer months) at 7:30 p.m. Meetings are held in Room 1-Auditorium of Medical Education Building #1 at the University of North Texas Health Science Center (formerly Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine) on Camp Bowie Boulevard at Montgomery.

Wild Texas Guide to Birds

Texas is a state teeming with wildlife of every conceivable shape, colour, size, and disposition. Over 165 species of mammals are native to the state, as well as 213 species of reptiles and amphibians. Texas also hosts the greatest diversity of bird life in the United States -- 590 native species in all.

Birding Texas

"BIRDING is an activity, some say an obsession, of increasing popularity. Authorities have estimated that there are some 61 million birders in this country today — almost the same number as all the hunters and fishermen combined. With close to 600 documented bird species, Texas retains its claim to being one of the most exciting places to pursue this activity in the continental United States. More than 75 percent of all birds occurring in the continental United States have been reported from Texas."

Birding Texas

“Pictures and stories of birds and birding in Texas. See High Island, including the grandstands at Boy Scout Woods, Smith Oaks, and the nearby Anahuac NWR. More to come!"

South Texas Bird Watch

Map with updated sightings - a very interesting innovation...

Southeast Texas Birding

"Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail."

Texas Bird List

A constantly updated state list of scientific and common names with alternatives

Wild Texas Guide to Birds

Texas is a state teeming with wildlife of every conceivable shape, colour, size, and disposition. Over 165 species of mammals are native to the state, as well as 213 species of reptiles and amphibians. Texas also hosts the greatest diversity of bird life in the United States -- 590 native species in all.

Houston Audubon Society

"The Houston Audubon Society (HAS) works for the thoughtful conservation of the earth's natural resources by educating people to the value of the natural world; protecting, preserving and enhancing wildlife habitat; and encouraging the passage of legislation to protect the environment. As a group, HAS's volunteers and staff work to fulfill this mission every day. The Society is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization and is supported by member dues and donations from individuals, foundations and corporations."

Llano Estacado Audubon Society

Welcome to the Llano Estacado Audubon Society (LEAS) web site. We are an official chapter of the National Audubon Society located in the South Plains of west Texas. Lubbock has a very well-kept birding secret: we have 295 regularly-occurring species that occur in the LEAS territory! Adding unusual birds brings our species tally to 419. Llano Estacado Audubon Society covers the following counties: Bailey, Cochran, Crosby, Dickens, Floyd, Garza, Hale, Hockley, Kent, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Motley, Terry and Yoakum."

Texas Birds Records Committee
Our primary purpose is to validate records of birds from the state of Texas and adjacent ocean. Bird records typically originate as written descriptions and/or photographs that are submitted by observers involved with the discovery of a rare bird.

Travis Audubon Society
Adventures in Birding, Education, & Conservation in Austin and Central Texas