June 1, 2022 is the fourth day of Black Birders Week, “Soaring to Greater Heights.” It continues an annual event intended to “…celebrate and highlight birding as a lifelong learning journey that is enjoyed by Black cultures across the diaspora.”
Let’s Go Birding Together!
UPDATE: A team of ASNV volunteers has translated Florence McBride’s book into Spanish!
Barred Owl Fledgling Leaves its Nest
Sound ID on the Merlin Bird ID App Update
Ivy Kills!
Native Groundcovers and Trees: The perfect pairing!
Observations from Meadowood: June 2022
Monday Mystery - May 30
A Birdathon Story: The Chipperbirders
A Birdathon Story: The Three Beaks
Support our Birdathon Teams!
Use your Birding Skills for Science
Join us in-person for our Annual Meeting and Audubon Afternoon, “A Year in the Life of an Owl”
Learning about Native Plant Communities
Invasive Plants Bill Became Law
Join the Fun this Spring and Summer and Monitor Breeding Birds with NestWatch
Do You Have Room for a Shade Tree?
If your yard sits in the blazing sun in the summer, it may have already occurred to you that a native shade tree would benefit you tremendously. But even if your yard is already graced by one or more mature trees, you should give some serious thought as to whether it is time to start the next generation.