Birders attending the Woodpecker Festival in Oregon will be excited to view a Red-breasted Sapsucker among 11 potential woodpecker species (photo by Ron Wolf).
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June brings a variety of birding festivals to learn more about the birds in areas across the continent from Oregon to Maine, giving participants chances to get into the field with local guides to assist you, and to learn from knowledgeable speakers and others who make each birding festival unique and enjoyable. June birding festivals highlight woodpeckers, warblers, raptors, seabirds, and a broad variety of birds from coast to coast as birders gather for a mix of social opportunities, including social birding walks and field trips.
To get more information about each birding festival, please refer to the links provided below:
June 1 to 3 – Alaska – Yakutat Tern Festival, Yakutat, Alaska; see Bird Watching | Yakutat Tern Festival | United States
June 1 to 4 – Maine – Acadia Birding Festival, Mount Desert Island, Maine; see Acadia Birding Festival
June 1 to 4 – Oregon – Dean Hale Woodpecker Festival, East Cascades Audubon Society, Sisters, Oregon; see Dean Hale Woodpecker Festival - East Cascades Audubon Society (ecaudubon.org)
June 2 to 3 – Michigan – Kirtland’s Warbler Festival, Roscommon, Michigan; see Kirtland's Warbler Festival | Roscommon MI | Facebook
June 2 to 4 – New York – Great Adirondack Birding Celebration, Adirondack Park, Paul Smith’s College, Paul Smith’s, New York; see GABC - Paul Smith's VIC (paulsmithsvic.org)
June 3 – Idaho – Snake River Raptor Fest, Birds of Prey National Conservation Area, Kuna, Idaho; see Raptor Fest! — Birds of Prey NCA Partnership
June 8 to 11 – New York – Adirondack Boreal Birding Festival, Adirondack State Park, Lake Pleasant, New York; see Adirondack Boreal Birding Festival | Adirondack Experience
June 9 to 11 – Maine – Rangeley Birding Festival, Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust, Rangeley, Maine; see Rangeley Birding Festival | Rangeley Birding Festival
June 16 to 18 – California – Mono Basin Bird Chautauqua, Lee Vining, California; see Mono Basin Bird Chautauqua