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Because the Oregon South Coast is relatively undeveloped, it offers an opportunity where birders on vacation can observe wildlife that rarely encounters people. The Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge is located here and is the highest density of offshore islands and rocks, a habitat for over 1 million nesting seabirds.
Download a PDF about birding on the Oregon South Coast. This brochure, provide by the Oregon Coast Birding Trail identifies over 50 sites for birders to travel to on the Oregon South Coast.
Coos Bay - Charleston
Birders who travel to the Coos Bay / Charleston, Oregon, area are in for a special treat. In addition to several trails and state parks in the area, Charleston ... more
Gold Beach - Port Orford
The Oregon Coast is located within the Pacific Flyway and as a result, there are more than 450 species of migratory birds that may be spotted. Gold Beach - ... more
Brookings - Harbor
Brookings - Harbor, on the Oregon coast, offers several spectacular vistas to watch for marine birds. Common and rare birds, such as the slaty-backed gull, can ... more
