Spring Bird Migration: Lights Out, How Asheville Can Save Our Feathered Friends
By Marge | Published 2026-03-18T16:33:06.880Z
Outdoors
Location: Asheville, NC
Help Asheville's migrating birds! Learn how to prevent window collisions, reduce light pollution, and protect habitats this spring.
Every spring, a silent, massive, and truly spectacular journey takes place right above our heads. As dusk falls over the Blue Ridge Mountains, millions of birds take to the night skies over Western North Carolina, embarking on a remarkable northward migration to their breeding grounds.From March through May, waves of songbirds—including vibrant warblers, tanagers, and orioles—pass directly over the Asheville area. Incredibly, the vast majority of these species migrate at night, navigating by the
Keywords: bird migration, Asheville, bird conservation, window collisions, light pollution, habitat loss, spring migration, BirdCast
