Fripp Island Audubon Club

Welcome to the Fripp Island Audubon Club
Our club goal is to provide the opportunities for study, observation, and conservation of the
flora and fauna of the South Carolina low country.

The Fripp Island Audubon Club was created in 1978 by island resident Dixie Winter who
formed the club and organized local and overnight club trips.


The swallow-tailed kite is one of the rarest birds that is not federally protected. To report swallow-tailed kite sightings this spring or summer, call (866) 971-7474 or link to the STKI Report form at the center for birds of prey Reports can also be mailed to The Center for Birds of Prey, P.O. Box 1247, Charleston, SC 29402.

Other Web Pages to Visit
A Beginner's Guide to Bird Watching for Couch Potatoes
(thanks to Paul and Ms. Ward from the Monroney Middle School)
A Guide to Bird Watching With Binoculars
(Thanks to Hailey from the Bay Minette STEMettes)
All About Birding Like a Pro
All About Bald Eagles
(Thanks to the children's conservation club's George Clairmont)
Beginner's Guide to Bird Watching
(thanks to Deborah Connelly)
Berry College Eagle Cam
Birds in the Air: Identifying Birds in Flight
(thanks to Amie & Ava Jordan)
Bird Watching Guide For All Levels
(thanks to Chloe Woodford)
Bird Watching Guide For The Whole Family
Bird Watching in the Playground
(thanks to Ashley Neale)
Birders Species Identification Website
Build Your Own Birdhouse
Create a NWF Certified Wildlife Habitat
Flowers and Plants to Attract Birds and other Wildlife
(Thanks to Megan H. from Knox County Central School District)
Family Fun-Attracting Hummingbirds
(Thanks to Julio Cardona)
Founding Feathers Conservation of Southern Birds
Guide to Bird Watching from the UK
(Thanks to Denise & Peter Morgan)
Guide to Green Careers, Make A Difference
Help DHEC Track West Nile Virus
Guide to Bird Watching From Your Backyard
(thanks to Leslie Brooks)
How to Get Children Started With Bird Watching
(thanks to Hannah Miller)
How To Make a DIY Bird Feeder.
How Two Women Ended the Deadly Feather Trade
Invasive Plant Species Alert
Merlin Bird ID: A New Kind of Birding App from Cornell
Monarch Butterfly tagging project
Native Plant List for Coastal South Carolina
Nature Notes - Cool Bat Facts
Nature Notes with Rudy Mancke
North American Bird Banding Program
Official Birds of the United States
(thanks to Steven and Ashley Neale)
Project Feeder Watch
Reporting Banded Birds
Report Banded Wood Stork Sightings
Roots & Shoots Founded by Dr. Jane Goodall
The Avian Research and Conservation Institute
The Center For Birds Of Prey
The Fripp Island Turtle Nest Protection Program
Tips for Attracting Birds with Water
Tony Mills - South Carolina low country television series
Turn Your Yard Into a Haven for Wildlife
Using Flowers to Attract Hummingbirds
World Wildlife Fund