Fall is a wonderful birding season for many reasons. Temperatures are dropping and the weather is more tolerable for long trips into the field, unlike summer’s stifling heat. As the temperatures cool, leaves begin to fall from trees and it can be easier to see birds in densely wooded areas.
Fall is after most birds’ nesting season and young birds help create larger flocks for birders to spot. This is also a peak migration time, bringing many unique birds to areas where they wouldn’t normally be found. Because of this, fall can often be one of the most productive seasons for birders who know how to take advantage of it.
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