Orange-crowned Warbler
Join Alabama Audubon in celebrating Birdability Week this year from October 18 - 25, 2026! This week-long event is dedicated to making birding accessible and enjoyable for everyone, regardless of ability. This year's Birdability theme is "Bird Where You Are". Ambassador Mason Currier will lead a Big Sit at one of the Birmingham area's best overlooks at Oak Mountain State Park!
Registration is free but required for this event. Due to limited parking at the overlook, registration for this event is limited to 12. The event will only be canceled by Alabama Audubon in the event of hazardous conditions or unforeseen circumstances. If you need to cancel at the last minute, please email or text your trip leaders.
Please Note: While this event is free, Oak Mountain State Park has entry fees as follows:
$5 per Adult (age 12+)
$2 per Child (age 4 to 11)
$2 per Senior (age 62+)
Free for ages 3 & under
All Active Military, Retired Military, and Veterans are Free
Address: Peavine Falls Overlook, Birmingham, AL 35124, United States Exact coordinates of ADA Overlook: (33.304842, -86.763954)
Target Bird Species: Blue-headed Vireos , Orange-crowned Warblers, Red-tailed Hawks, Hairy and Downy Woodpeckers, Golden-crowned and Ruby-crowned Kinglets, White-breasted and Brown-headed Nuthatches
Field Trip Leaders: Mason Currier (251) 263-1296 // Andrew Lydeard (703) 606-8956 Please only contact your field trip leaders DAY of the vent for questions or directions.
Accessibility: This event will cover pavement on mostly flat terrain. There are benches on site but no restrooms. This event is accessible for everyone with mobility requirements,