You may think that bird watching opportunities end in the winter months, however that could not be further from the truth. Many bird watching clubs offer North American Christmas bird watching.

Many types of birds migrate from the Northern regions of North American and winter in the Southern regions. Because of this migration that takes place every winter, there is a lot of North American Christmas bird watching that takes place in the Southern states.

The Canada Goose is one of the popular types of birds that are part of North American Christmas bird watching. Canada Geese migrate yearly down to the Southern states and are perfect for Christmas bird watching counts.

North American Christmas bird watching take place in bird watching clubs all over the Southern states, and they are becoming more and more popular with Christmas bird watching counts. Golden Eagles and Bald headed Eagles also find a place on the Christmas bird watching count lists.

The lists of birds that can be spotted on these Christmas bird watching trips will vary from region to region and for a list of birds that you can expect to find in your area, you should contact your local bird watching club.