American Goldfinch. Photo by Evan Barrientos, Audubon Photography Awards.
Celebrate the Fall Flyway Festival – All September Long!
Eastern Bluebird, Atlanta, Georgia, by
Kevin Lash/Audubon Photography Awards
This September, Birds Georgia invites you to celebrate the Fall Flyway Festival, a month-long series of in-person and virtual events highlighting the vital role native plants play in supporting birds and other wildlife. From hands-on workshops to expert-led talks, the festival is packed with opportunities to learn how gardening with native plants can help restore critical habitats right in your own backyard.
Habitat loss remains one of the biggest threats to Georgia’s bird populations. As urban areas expand and natural spaces shrink, native plants offer a powerful solution—providing essential food, shelter, and nesting sites. Thoughtful landscaping with native species can make a big impact, and this year's festival brings together leading partners including the Georgia Native Plant Society, Chattahoochee Nature Center, and Southeastern Grasslands Institute to share practical tools and inspiring ideas.
Events will take place throughout the month, so be sure to explore the full schedule below. Don’t miss the signature event, the Round Robin, happening September 13, at the Chattahoochee Nature Center!
Habitat loss remains one of the biggest threats to Georgia’s bird populations. As urban areas expand and natural spaces shrink, native plants offer a powerful solution—providing essential food, shelter, and nesting sites. Thoughtful landscaping with native species can make a big impact, and this year's festival brings together leading partners including the Georgia Native Plant Society, Chattahoochee Nature Center, and Southeastern Grasslands Institute to share practical tools and inspiring ideas.
Events will take place throughout the month, so be sure to explore the full schedule below. Don’t miss the signature event, the Round Robin, happening September 13, at the Chattahoochee Nature Center!
join us as a patron this september
We invite you to support Birds Georgia and our mission of building places where birds and people thrive through your individual Patron support of the Fall Flyway Festival. We are excited to offer a range of recognition benefits and special event opportunities in appreciation of your support.
Individuals may support the Fall Flyway Festival as Patrons at the $250 or $500 level. Benefits, depending on level of support, may include Patron recognition, tickets to the Round Robin, native plant giveaways, and more.
Patron support of Fall Flyway Festival is a fun and meaningful way to increase your support of Birds Georgia this fall.
Individuals may support the Fall Flyway Festival as Patrons at the $250 or $500 level. Benefits, depending on level of support, may include Patron recognition, tickets to the Round Robin, native plant giveaways, and more.
Patron support of Fall Flyway Festival is a fun and meaningful way to increase your support of Birds Georgia this fall.
A look at September 2025 events
Please note that you must register separately for the Round Robin event on September 13.
EVENT FULL? JOIN THE WAITING LIST
If the event you are interested in is full, please join the Wait List by completing our Wait List Form. Responses are time- and date-stamped, and as space opens in an event, we will contact people in the order in which they completed the Wait List Form. Payment, if necessary, will not be due until we contact you. Please contact us if you have questions or if you experience any difficulty with the Wait List.
If the event you are interested in is full, please join the Wait List by completing our Wait List Form. Responses are time- and date-stamped, and as space opens in an event, we will contact people in the order in which they completed the Wait List Form. Payment, if necessary, will not be due until we contact you. Please contact us if you have questions or if you experience any difficulty with the Wait List.
RiverLands Showcase Workday with Trust for Public Land
Friday, September 5
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Cost: Free to Attend
Join the Habitat team and Trust for Public Land for a volunteer workday at the RiverLands Gateway Park in Mableton. Birds Georgia is working with Trust for Public Land to remove invasive species and restore native bird habitat along the Chattahoochee RiverLands, and we invite you to join us! Work will be supervised by Birds Georgia, and we need your help.
RiverLands Gateway Park, once open in 2026, will be a regional trailhead and will provide key access for people to experience the RiverLands Greenway and Mableton Parkway greenway trails, and will also provide desperately needed access to the Chattahoochee River via a kayak launch and boat ramp.
Friday, September 5
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Cost: Free to Attend
Join the Habitat team and Trust for Public Land for a volunteer workday at the RiverLands Gateway Park in Mableton. Birds Georgia is working with Trust for Public Land to remove invasive species and restore native bird habitat along the Chattahoochee RiverLands, and we invite you to join us! Work will be supervised by Birds Georgia, and we need your help.
RiverLands Gateway Park, once open in 2026, will be a regional trailhead and will provide key access for people to experience the RiverLands Greenway and Mableton Parkway greenway trails, and will also provide desperately needed access to the Chattahoochee River via a kayak launch and boat ramp.
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RiverLands Showcase Workday with Trust for Public Land
Friday, September 5 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Cost: Free to Attend Join the Habitat team and Trust for Public Land for a volunteer workday at the RiverLands Gateway Park in Mableton. Birds Georgia is working with Trust for Public Land to remove invasive species and restore native bird habitat along the Chattahoochee RiverLands, and we invite you to join us! Work will be supervised by Birds Georgia, and we need your help. RiverLands Gateway Park, once open in 2026, will be a regional trailhead and will provide key access for people to experience the RiverLands Greenway and Mableton Parkway greenway trails, and will also provide desperately needed access to the Chattahoochee River via a kayak launch and boat ramp. |
Logan Jones with group at Cochran Shoals Bio Blitz, 2025
Migration Madness: Birds Georgia Statewide BioBlitz 2025
September 1 to 7 Location: All over Georgia Cost: $10 per team registration Teams of one to four people from anywhere in Georgia are invited to compete in documenting the most wildlife—birds, insects, plants, fungi, and more! Using the iNaturalist app, participants will explore their local natural areas to record as many observations as possible. Prizes will be awarded in a variety of fun categories, so gather your team, get outside, and join the statewide challenge to celebrate Georgia’s biodiversity. The person that registers your team will receive further competition instructions closer to start date. |
Osprey, Nancy Rynes/Audubon Photography Awards
Bird and Plant Walk at Mistletoe SP
Saturday, September 6 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Cost: $20 for Birds Georgia members / $30 for non-members Location: Mistletoe State Park (3725 Mistletoe Rd, Appling, GA 30802) Join Birds Georgia and the Augusta’s River Region chapter of the Georgia Native Plant Society for a nature walk at Mistletoe State Park! We will explore the birds and plants of the park at a leisurely pace along part of the Cliatt Creek Trail (about 2-3 miles - some of the trail is closed from storm damage). This is a family-friendly event. We will meet at the main parking area by the park office. Please wear comfortable shoes for walking and bring water, sunscreen, snacks, and binoculars. |
Bloodroot. Photo by Gabe Andrle.
Native or Not?! at McIntosh Reserve Park
Saturday, September 6 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Cost: Free to attend, $5 park pass required on site Location: McIntosh Reserve Park 1046 W. McIntosh Cr, Whitesburg, GA Join a Birds Georgia staff member for an engaging walk through McIntosh Reserve, where you'll explore the native plant species that thrive in our region. Learn how these plants not only support healthy ecosystems but also play a crucial role in sustaining birds along the Atlantic Flyway. This informative outing will deepen your understanding of the vital connection between native flora and bird conservation. This event is being co-hosted by Birds Georgia and McIntosh Reserve. |
Gray Catbird by Katherine Sayn Wittgenstein
Island Ford Workday and Sanctuary Tour: Plants, Birds, and the Chattahoochee River
Workday: Monday, September 8 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Sanctuary Tour: Wednesday, September 10 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Join us for a rewarding and meaningful day of community service. Each month Birds Georgia leads a volunteer workday focused on sprucing up the Island Ford wildlife sanctuary for the upcoming seasonal change! In partnership with Birds Georgia, we will be completing varying tasks including: - Removing Invasive Species: Help us remove invasive plants that hinder the growth of native flora and harm local wildlife. - Preparing the Wildlife Sanctuary for the New Season: Assist in planting and nurturing native plants to create a welcoming habitat for wildlife. - Supporting Habitat Restoration: Learn about the importance of biodiversity and contribute to establishing a sanctuary for birds, bees, butterflies, and other local fauna. |
Prescribed Fire
Webinar: Prescribed Burning – How It Impacts Biodiversity and Rare Species
Wednesday, September 10 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM Prescribed fire, or “Rx burning,” is a powerful tool for restoring and maintaining healthy ecosystems. In this webinar, we’ll explore how carefully planned burns help rejuvenate native habitats, strengthen ecological resilience, and protect species at risk. Learn how fire management benefits biodiversity, the science behind its use, and the ways it supports the survival of rare and sensitive plants and animals. Whether you’re a land manager, conservation professional, or simply curious about the role of fire in nature, this session will offer valuable insights into one of our most effective habitat restoration strategies. |
Fall Flyway Festival Round Robin
Saturday, September 13
8:00 AM to 2:30 PM
Birds Georgia at Chattahoochee Nature Center
9135 Willeo Rd, Roswell, GA 30075
Tickets: $60 for Birds Georgia members/CNC members, $80 for non-members (includes lunch)
Kick off the day with a guided bird walk and a scenic exploration of the Nature Center’s trails and boardwalks. Throughout the morning, enjoy engaging programs focused on pollinators, native plants, and birds. The event will close on a high note with inspiring words from the “Prairie Preacher” himself—Dwayne Estes, Executive Director of the Southeastern Grasslands Institute, who will deliver the keynote presentation: "Dreaming Big: Saving the Forgotten Grasslands of the Southeast"
We'll also have hands-on sessions with experts from Birds Georgia, Georgia Native Plant Society, and Chattahoochee Nature Center teaching you how to transform your landscape using native plants. Join us!
Saturday, September 13
8:00 AM to 2:30 PM
Birds Georgia at Chattahoochee Nature Center
9135 Willeo Rd, Roswell, GA 30075
Tickets: $60 for Birds Georgia members/CNC members, $80 for non-members (includes lunch)
Kick off the day with a guided bird walk and a scenic exploration of the Nature Center’s trails and boardwalks. Throughout the morning, enjoy engaging programs focused on pollinators, native plants, and birds. The event will close on a high note with inspiring words from the “Prairie Preacher” himself—Dwayne Estes, Executive Director of the Southeastern Grasslands Institute, who will deliver the keynote presentation: "Dreaming Big: Saving the Forgotten Grasslands of the Southeast"
We'll also have hands-on sessions with experts from Birds Georgia, Georgia Native Plant Society, and Chattahoochee Nature Center teaching you how to transform your landscape using native plants. Join us!
Schedule for Saturday, September 13
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8:00 to 9:30 AM (optional) |
Optional Early Morning Trips (choose one) Pre-Event Trip Options Trip 1: Plants/Birds on the Boardwalk with Logan Jones and Feminist Bird Club Trip 2: Trail Loop at CNC with Sebastian Hagan and Georgia Native Plant Society Trip 3: Aviary Walk with CNC Staff Trip 4: Patrons-only Walk with Dwayne Estes |
9:30 - 10:30 am |
Tabling/Raptor Encounter/Walk Grounds Coffee and breakfast refreshments provided |
10:30 - 10:45 am |
Welcome and Introductions |
10:45 - 12:00 PM |
Plant and Bird Breakouts (2 sessions) Kingfisher Pavilion Session (Insect Focused with Giff Beaton): "What makes good habitat?" Why do we find birds where we find them? How can we predict exactly where to find birds, reliably? Join Giff Beaton to learn the secrets that drive birds to the places we find them to better your birding and ecological knowledge. 15 Min Break - Groups Switch Bat House Area Session (Plant Focused with Michael Hudgins/Woods Keeper crew) "Invasive plant management - tools and tips with Woods Keeper!" Whether you are maintaining your backyard bird habitat or managing public land, having the right tool for the job and knowing how and when to use it can make a big difference in the impact and sustainability of your work. Join professionals from Woodskeeper who share insights that will take your native habitats to the next level. |
12:00 - 1:30 pm |
Lunch (provided) Enjoy lunch and listen to rapid talk sessions from Park Pride, Birds Georgia staff, and more! |
1:45 pm - 2 pm |
Event Announcements |
2:00 - 2:55 PM |
Keynote Speaker: Dwayne Estes Executive Director, Southeastern Grasslands Institute (SGI) Dreaming Big: Saving the Forgotten Grasslands of the Southeast Dwayne will share the fascinating but often overlooked story of Southeastern grasslands—what renowned biologist E.O. Wilson called the “Southern Grassland Biome.” He’ll trace how these grasslands shaped America’s westward migration, how they've been altered over centuries, and why more than 95% have disappeared. Despite these losses, Dwayne will spotlight the hopeful work of the Southeastern Grasslands Institute (SGI) to restore these vital ecosystems across a 24-state region, offering lessons for conservation efforts nationwide. |
2:00 - 2:55 PM |
Closing Remarks |
Click the button below to register for Fall Flyway Festival Round Robin event
Photo by Dottie Head
Trees and Birds at Lionel Hampton Park
Wednesday, September 17 5:00 to 7:30 PM Location: Lionel Hampton - Beecher Hills Park (Fulton County) Cost: $20 for Birds Georgia members / $30 for non-members Limited to 15 participants Join Birds Georgia's Habitat Program Manager, Gabe Andrle, for an evening stroll through Lionel Hampton - Beecher Hills Park in Southwest Atlanta. This 100+ acre nature preserve is home to both paved and natural-surface trails that meander through a largely mature forest. We'll explore the amazing trees in this park and be on the lookout for birds, including warblers, sparrows, vireos, and more. |
Photo by Dottie Head.
Beginner Plant ID Workshop at Henderson Park
Thursday, September 18 6:00 to 7:30 PM Location: Henderson Park, Tucker (DeKalb County) Cost: $20 for Birds Georgia members / $30 for non-members Limited to 15 participants Join Birds Georgia's Habitat Program Manager, Gabe Andrle, for a beginner plant identification workshop, where you will learn how to identify some of the most common native and non-native plant species of the metro Atlanta area. No experience is necessary. You will leave equipped with the basics for starting to understand what plants shape the many amazing ecosystems that birds rely on for survival. Gabe Andrle is Birds Georgia's habitat program manager. He oversees habitat management, restoration, and native plant work across the state. Gabe came to Atlanta to study Environmental Sciences at Emory University. He is a passionate naturalist with a background in ecology, conservation, and environmental education. Check out his "Nature With Gabe" series on YouTube. |
White-eyed Vireo by Kim Norris
RiverLands Showcase Bio Blitz with the Trust for Public Land
Saturday, September 20 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Location: Riverlands Gateway Park - Showcase Cost: Free To Attend Join the Habitat team and the Trust for Public Land for a citizen science project to document the local flora and fauna that call RiverLands GatewayPark home. This data will help Birds Georgia, TPL, and Cobb County better understand how to manage the land to preserve the local ecosystem. |
Wings and Wine: Wine Tasting at the Marietta Wine Market
Saturday, September 20 2:00 to 4:00 PM Location: Marietta Wine Market Cost: $15 donation, includes tasting and snacks (On-site Ticket Purchases) Sip and socialize with fellow bird lovers for a fun and relaxing evening at the Marietta Wine Market in support of bird conservation and education! A portion of proceeds from the evening will benefit Birds Georgia’s efforts to inspire environmental stewardship and conserve the natural places our feathered friends call home. Whether you're a longtime supporter or new to our flock, this is the perfect chance to unwind, connect, and make a difference for birds across our state. |
Eastern Phoebe by Robyn Newman
Wilburn Farm Workday
Wednesday, September 24 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Location: Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area - Wilburn Farm Cost: Free To Attend Join the Habitat Team at the Historic Wilburn Farm in the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area! Birds Georgia is restoring approximately 20 acres of grassland for birds and other wildlife, and we invite you to be part of the effort. We are working in partnership with Dekalb County and Arabia Mountain Heritage Area Alliance, and your help is essential in bringing this important habitat back to life. |
Gray Catbird by Katherine Sayn Wittgenstein
Webinar: Backyard Bird Battles!
Tuesday, September 23 6:00 to 7:30 PM Cost: Free to Attend Backyard Bird Battles! Grab dinner and a drink and join us for a fun story-filled webinar hosted by Habitat Program Manager Gabe Andrle with special guests and owners of two of the birdiest backyards in all of Georgia: Dr. Richard Hall (Athens) and Bob Zaremba (Marietta). Not only will you learn how these two worked on transforming their yards into certified Birds Georgia Wildlife Sanctuaries using native plants that have brought rare warblers, hummingbirds, vireos, and orioles but you will hear about the friendly online competition that has been raging between the two homeowners for several years to see who's yard can bring in the wildest wildlife observations. |
Carolina Wren by Susanne Thompson
Wilburn BioBlitz
Saturday, September 27 9:00 to 12:00 PM Location: Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area, Wildburn Farm Cost: Free to Attend Birds Georgia is restoring part of the Historic Wilburn Farm in the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area. This bioblitz will collect valuable data for the Habitat Team to use while restoring the property. |
Oxford Family Farm.
Celebrating Birds on Private Land
Saturday, September 27 8:00 to 11:00 AM Location: Oxford Family Farm Cost: Free to attend Did you know that Georgia is 93% privately owned? There is a diversity of wildlife that thrives on our private lands thanks to the stewardship efforts of our landowners. Join Birds Georgia and the Georgia Forestry Foundation for a morning of birding and learning at Oxford Family Farm in Culloden, a property listed on the Private Lands Birding Trail. We will explore the property to look for fall migrants and learn about what the landowners are doing to encourage birds - and other wildlife - on their land through habitat management. The property contains open pine forests, bottomland and upland hardwood forests, swamp, and numerous open, grassy fields, providing a diverse array of habitats. We will be walking roadways and trails. Please bring sturdy shoes, water, snacks, sunscreen, and binoculars. Note for participants: This event is being filmed as part of a video that connects the bridge between private lands and birders. If you are not interested in being filmed, you can let staff know the morning of the event. If you are interested in being filmed, we are actively seeking a few participants to conduct short interviews on their experience birding on private lands and the concept of the Private Lands Birding Trail. |
Photo by Dottie Head
Project Safe Flight Field Trip at Chattahoochee Nature Center
Thursday, October 2
8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Location: Chattahoochee Nature Center
Cost: Free to attend
Limited to 10 participants
Join Birds Georgia and friends from the Community Foundation for greater Atlanta for a special bird walk at the Chattahoochee Nature Center focused on Project Safe Flight, a conservation effort to understand what can be done to make Georgia's cities more bird-friendly. This engaging walk will highlight the challenges migratory birds face as they navigate urban and suburban environments and explore how simple actions can help reduce bird collisions and protect Georgia's birds.
Led by Adam Betuel, senior director of programs, we’ll search for migratory and year-round species along the scenic trails of the nature center while learning about bird-friendly initiatives you can implement at home or at work like planting native plants and bird-safe building practices.
This event is hosted in partnership with the Community Foundation of greater Atlanta's Philanthropic Advisor Leadership Institute (PALI).
Thursday, October 2
8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Location: Chattahoochee Nature Center
Cost: Free to attend
Limited to 10 participants
Join Birds Georgia and friends from the Community Foundation for greater Atlanta for a special bird walk at the Chattahoochee Nature Center focused on Project Safe Flight, a conservation effort to understand what can be done to make Georgia's cities more bird-friendly. This engaging walk will highlight the challenges migratory birds face as they navigate urban and suburban environments and explore how simple actions can help reduce bird collisions and protect Georgia's birds.
Led by Adam Betuel, senior director of programs, we’ll search for migratory and year-round species along the scenic trails of the nature center while learning about bird-friendly initiatives you can implement at home or at work like planting native plants and bird-safe building practices.
This event is hosted in partnership with the Community Foundation of greater Atlanta's Philanthropic Advisor Leadership Institute (PALI).
Click the button below to register for Fall Flyway Festival events. Please note that you must register separately for the Round Robin event on September 13.
Habitat Restoration Workdays
Volunteer Workday at Altama Plantation. Photo by Sarah Manning.
Join Birds Georgia and our partners, the Chattahoochee Parks Conservancy and Trust for Public Land, for a habitat restoration workday at one of our restoration sites around the state.
All workdays are from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM unless otherwise noted.
Connect with the Birds Georgia staff to learn the importance of native plants and habitats for birds and other wildlife while helping to remove non-native weeds and other undesirable species from the garden space and replace them with bird-friendly native species. Join us for one of the following workdays!
For more information or to sign up for these workdays, please visit our Volunteer page.
All workdays are from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM unless otherwise noted.
Connect with the Birds Georgia staff to learn the importance of native plants and habitats for birds and other wildlife while helping to remove non-native weeds and other undesirable species from the garden space and replace them with bird-friendly native species. Join us for one of the following workdays!
For more information or to sign up for these workdays, please visit our Volunteer page.
Community Partner Events
Tuesday, September 9
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Join Coastal Georgia Audubon at their upcoming Monthly Speaker Series with Dr. Abby Sterling. She will discuss the Connections with Wings: How shorebird conservation can help us re-envision our world. (Brunswick) Field Trips:
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September Saturdays
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Join Augusta Aiken Audubon for field trips looking for early Fall arrivals and summer residents. Field Trips:
For more information and to register for these events, please visit Augusta Aiken Audubon. |
Saturday, September 13th
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Location: Union County Public Library, 303 Hunt Martin St, Blairsville, GA 30512 Join North Georgia Mountains chapter of the Georgia Native Plant Society for their September meeting with Georgann Schmalz. She will be presenting Ornithophily and Ornithophilous Flowers: Bird Pollinators. Why and how do flowers attract nectarivorous birds; How do birds conduct pollination; Who are the avian pollinators. For more information, please visit North Georgia Mountains chapter of the Georgia Native Plant Society. |
September 13 - 14
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Location: Wodlands Gardens, 932 Scott Blvd., Decatur, GA 30030 Visit Woodlands Garden's Fall Plant Sale that will have the most diverse selection of Piedmont native plants hard to find in the nursery trade which were started from seed and propagated from Woodlands’ collection that the volunteer-led Plant Sale Committee has been able to offer, including pollinator attracting natives, shrubs, perennials, and groundcovers. Reserve a shopping time slot online here or visit during walk-in hours 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. |
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Sunday, September 21
9:30 AM - 12:00 PM Location: Constitution Lakes, 1305 S River Industrial Blvd SE, Atlanta, GA Join the Feminist Bird Club for a fall morning Birding at Constitution Lakes. They will be meeting at 9:30am and Birding from 10:00am - 12:00pm. For more information and to register, please visit Feminist Bird Club's sign up form here. |
Thursday, September 25
5:00 PM - 8:30 PM Location: 498 Englewood Ave or Red's Beer Garden, 1328 Boulevard SE, Atlanta, GA 30315 Join Park Pride and fellow Friends of the Park members for a casual evening of connection and community. You're invited to tour a new greenspace at 498 Englewood Ave. at 5:30 PM with representatives from the Friends of Chosewood Park and Atlanta Housing! Afterwards, they'll walk to Red's Beer Garden. Attend one or both! For more information and to register, please visit Park Pride. |
Sunday, September 28 ($15)
8:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: 4854 Herndon Rd, Waynesboro, GA 30830
Join DNR Private Lands and Quail Forever for a field day meeting professionals and learning about managing upland pines and old fields for deer, turkey, quail and songbirds.
For more information and to register for this event, please visit events.pheasantsforever.org.
8:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: 4854 Herndon Rd, Waynesboro, GA 30830
Join DNR Private Lands and Quail Forever for a field day meeting professionals and learning about managing upland pines and old fields for deer, turkey, quail and songbirds.
For more information and to register for this event, please visit events.pheasantsforever.org.
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thank you to our 2025 patrons
A Nearly Native Nursery
Laura Adams and Andrew Feiler
Brickworks Gallery
The Allvine Family
Bill Bell and Sarah Catherine Tunkle
Julian Bene and Amy Lederberg
Carolyn and Max Brown
Tanya and Larry Burnette
Mike and Maxine Chriszt
Anne Clark
Linda DiSantis and Bob Kerr
Courtenay and George Dusenbury
Brynne and Marc Goncher
Charles Green
Dottie and Hugh Head
John and Jean Hess
Lory Conte Hill and Ted Hill
Howell Conservation Fund
Chris and Tes Hurst
Mary Kimberly and Gavin MacDonald
Melinda Langston
Ellen Miller
Phyllis Miller
Marilyn Odell
Kristen and Ryan Oliver
Chadd and Taylor Reynolds
Christy Roberts
Irena Rowe
Sally Sears and Richard Belcher
Donna Shapiro
Laura Stanford
Esther and Jim Stokes
Jared Teutsch and Angela Trethaway
The Vila Family
Michael Weaver
Lynn and Winkler Weinberg
Diana Worthington-White
Click here for more information about supporting the Fall Flyway Festival as a Patron.
Laura Adams and Andrew Feiler
Brickworks Gallery
The Allvine Family
Bill Bell and Sarah Catherine Tunkle
Julian Bene and Amy Lederberg
Carolyn and Max Brown
Tanya and Larry Burnette
Mike and Maxine Chriszt
Anne Clark
Linda DiSantis and Bob Kerr
Courtenay and George Dusenbury
Brynne and Marc Goncher
Charles Green
Dottie and Hugh Head
John and Jean Hess
Lory Conte Hill and Ted Hill
Howell Conservation Fund
Chris and Tes Hurst
Mary Kimberly and Gavin MacDonald
Melinda Langston
Ellen Miller
Phyllis Miller
Marilyn Odell
Kristen and Ryan Oliver
Chadd and Taylor Reynolds
Christy Roberts
Irena Rowe
Sally Sears and Richard Belcher
Donna Shapiro
Laura Stanford
Esther and Jim Stokes
Jared Teutsch and Angela Trethaway
The Vila Family
Michael Weaver
Lynn and Winkler Weinberg
Diana Worthington-White
Click here for more information about supporting the Fall Flyway Festival as a Patron.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
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