Ireland is known for its iconic pastoral landscapes, breathtaking vistas, and medieval history displayed in ancient architecture. But it is also becoming known as one of the best birding destinations in Europe for its incredible array of seabird colonies, and the warmth of the Irish people along the way.
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Join Stefan for a full day of Wasco County on the east side of Mt. Hood. We will cross a variety of different habitats in what is probably the best time of the year to bird the area. Bird song will be abundant.
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Join other birders, from young to old, beginner to expert, on these fun, guided walks through Portland’s best songbird habitat.
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Join Portland Audubon’s Eastern Oregon Field Coordinator, Teresa ‘Bird’ Wicks on a guided bird walk to the boat launch at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters. Meet on the deck at the Visitor Center. Binoculars are available for use during the walk. This walk is about 3 miles on a gravel road. Accommodations will be available to participants that may benefit from a shorter walk.
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Join Portland Audubon on a five-day tour to Malheur National Wildlife Refuge located in remote and beautiful southeastern Oregon. Malheur National Wildlife Refuge is a world-class birder’s paradise. A variety of habitats, including extensive marshes, sagebrush flats, riparian thickets, and rimrock support a diversity of wildlife. Field birding and natural history are the focus of this exciting five-day program.
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Do you like seabirds and care about their welfare? Join a volunteer opportunity to monitor seabird nests at Cape Falcon Marine Reserve & at Oregon’s iconic Haystack Rock.Portland Audubon and partners are monitoring seabird nesting colonies adjacent to the Cape Falcon Marine Reserve in order to better understand how seabirds may respond to the new protections.
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Rugged Northeast Oregon is full of scenic beauty with spectacular mountains and gorges. Join us as we explore areas such as the Grande Ronde River, Zumwalt Prairie, and Hell’s Canyon to look for Calliope Hummingbirds, Golden Eagles, Gray Catbirds, Bobolinks, Short-Eared Owls and so much more!
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The Marbled Murrelet is a threatened seabird that inhabits Oregon’s coastal areas. Join Dr. Jim Rivers, lead scientist for the Oregon Marbled Murrelet Project, to learn why murrelets are so unique, what it takes to locate active murrelet nests, and recent findings from the project.
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Join Portland Audubon’s Eastern Oregon Field Coordinator, Teresa ‘Bird’ Wicks on a guided bird walk to the boat launch at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters. Meet on the deck at the Visitor Center. Binoculars are available for use during the walk. This walk is about 3 miles on a gravel road. Accommodations will be available to participants that may benefit from a shorter walk.
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Explore and play with ways to create a charming, personal, and colorful visual record, using drawing, simple watercolor, and writing. Practice seeing in a new way, drawing what is essential, and using watercolor to add zest!
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