Discover Birding Near Inn at Amaris Farms
Nestled in Madison County, just minutes from the Inn at Amaris Farms, a birdwatcher’s paradise awaits. With its diverse geology and varied elevations, this region is home to over 200 bird species, making it a prime destination for birding enthusiasts during various seasons and migrations.
Explore a Birding Haven
From waterfowl to Vultures, Hawks, Woodpeckers, Finches, Wood-Warblers, and more, Madison County’s unique landscape supports a rich array of avian life. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or a curious beginner, you’ll find endless opportunities to spot and identify species in this scenic corner of Western North Carolina.


Interactive Birding Guide
Dive into the world of birding with an interactive map and guide from eBird.org. This resource lets you explore current bird species in Madison County by month, discover local hotspots, and view reports from fellow birders. Plan your outing and track sightings with ease!
Access the Guide
Visit eBird.org Madison County to access the interactive map and start your birding adventure. Bookmark it for real-time updates and insights from the birding community
Birding Events and Festivals
- Monthly Bird Outings: Join the Blue Ridge Audubon Society at Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary on the 1st Saturday of each month at 9 AM for guided birding adventures. Check their Events Calendar for details.
- Bird Fest 2025: Mark your calendar for Saturday, May 10, from 10 AM–4 PM at Monteith Farmstead and Community Park in Dillsboro, NC. This vibrant festival celebrates Western North Carolina’s avian diversity.
- Other Festivals: Explore additional birding events like the Wings Over Water Wildlife Festival and the Boone Birding Festival for more opportunities to connect with the region’s birding community.
Additional Resources
Learn more through the Blue Ridge Audubon Society, based in Asheville, NC, for local birding tips, conservation efforts, and community events.
