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Right in Charleston Harbor is the little Crab Bank Heritage Preserve (803/734-3886), where thousands of migratory birds can be seen depending on the season. From October to April you can either kayak there yourself or take a charter with Nature Adventures Outfitters (1900 Iron Swamp Rd., 800/673-0679) out of Awendaw Island.
On James Island southwest of Charleston is Legare Farms (2620 Hanscombe Point Rd., 843/559-0763, www.legarefarms.com), which holds migratory bird walks each Saturday in autumn at 8:30 a.m. ($6 adults, $3 children).
© Jim Morekis from Moon Charleston & Savannah, 4th Edition
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