Most of our field trips are led by members to explore different local habitats. Some are just for the morning or day, and a very few may venture farther afield and involve overnight or weekend stays. We always recommend that you bring your binoculars and a field guide if you have one. Be sure to contact the leader at least a day or two in advance of the date for specific meeting times and places, and to ask about dress recommendations and details such as if lunch money, drinks, or other items may be suggested. Membership Club membership is open to anyone interested in the study and protection of birds and other natural resources.
Guests are always welcome.
For our printable membership form , Click here . Each year, in the Greensboro area, the Piedmont Bird Club conducts the Christmas Bird Count for the National Audubon Society as part of an ongoing study of bird populations. In the spring of each year, a bird count is conducted for the study of local bird populations in the Greensboro area. On the second Saturday in May of each year, the club participates in the North American Migration Count. This information helps to keep track of migratory species populations.