Red-headed Woodpecker by Dan Vickers, Georgia Audubon Member

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Dim the Lights for Migrating Birds
Fall Bird Migration Peaks in September and October 
Sign the Lights Out Georgia Pledge and follow Georgia Audubon on social media to receive alerts on nights of peak bird migratory activity.  

​Most migrating birds pass through Georgia during the nighttime hours. Generally, the evening hours are calmer and safer for migrants. Predators are less active at night, skies are often less turbulent, temperatures are cooler, and landing at daybreak allows for optimal foraging conditions.

Georgia Audubon issues alerts on nights of peak migration asking people to turn off or reduce outdoor lighting between the hours of 12:00 PM and 6:00 AM to help provide safe passage for birds migrating over Georgia. Learn more by clicking the button below.

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