Red-headed Woodpecker by Dan Vickers, Georgia Audubon Member

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Coming in September: Georgia Grows Native for Birds Month
 This September Georgia Audubon will celebrate the sixth annual Georgia Grows Native for Birds Month, a celebration of Georgia's native plants and the key role they play for birds and other wildlife. 

This year, we are delighted to partner with the Georgia Native Plant Society to bring an amazing lineup of in-person and virtual events to help you transform your landscape with native plants for birds and other wildlife. Visit the Georgia Grows Native for Birds Month website and register today!
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Wood Thrush in winterberry plant. Photo by Will Stuart. 

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