The time has come to get to officially meet your neighbors: the birds. For many folks, both birders and people who are new to birding alike, watching the birds just outside our doors brings joy during hard times.
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Flowers are blooming, birds are singing, and spring is officially here! There’s no better time than now to level up your birding skills, and if you’re a newer birder, learning songs and calls is a great place to start.
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So how do you count a swirling mass of thousands? It’s easy: just count the wings and divide by two!
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Ever wonder what it takes for a Birdathon team to spot 104 species in a single day? David Mandell, co-leader of the Crow Magnons, talks us through all the places and species they saw on their 15 hour birding trip through Wasco County, all while raising funds to protect native birds and habitat!
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There are still spaces available on some of our expert-led Birdathon teams, but another great option is to create your own team.
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During my last few years of high school, while living in rural Roxbury, Connecticut, I did not have what most people would consider a typical social life. I’ve been legally blind since early childhood, and as a teenager, I felt lonely and isolated.
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