Join Dan van den Broek and Lorin Wilkerson to watch spring unfold at the 22.5 acre Nature Conservancy Camassia Preserve in West Linn, an area that protects unique and wildlife rich oak savannah habitat on ice age flood scablands.
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All levels of birders and especially beginners are welcome to join this series of both online meetings and field trips to discover and explore our own patches and the birds that live there.
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Enjoy peak spring migration at this birdy Columbia River beach and the always productive wetlands of West Delta Park.
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Council Crest is rumored to be the highest point in Portland at 1,073 feet above sea level! We will only be exploring Council Crest from May 4-May 18 when it is peak migrant time for flycatchers, warblers, and vireos. Come for the mystery migrants and stay for the breathtaking views of Portland and beyond.
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Join John Rakestraw for a full day birding on the coast searching for seabirds, shorebirds, migrant songbirds, and everything in between!
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Join Andrea Kreiner, a certified nature and forest therapy guide, for a slow and mindful sensory journey to connect with nature at the Portland Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary.
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Council Crest is rumored to be the highest point in Portland at 1,073 feet above sea level! We will only be exploring Council Crest from May 4-May 18 when it is peak migrant time for flycatchers, warblers, and vireos. Come for the mystery migrants and stay for the breathtaking views of Portland and beyond.
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Join Camelia and Tara for a leisurely morning bird song walk around birding hotspot Whitaker Ponds. This walk is exclusively for newbie birders.
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Join Dan van den Broek and Lorin Wilkerson to watch spring unfold at the 22.5 acre Nature Conservancy Camassia Preserve in West Linn, an area that protects unique and wildlife rich oak savannah habitat on ice age flood scablands.
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Travel with Portland Audubon on a once-in-a-lifetime cruise through the heart of upper Amazonia, on the largest river in the world! The Amazonian region boasts more than 120 endemic species and may be the most biologically diverse place on the planet – a true paradise. We will bird on a variety of tropical forest walks, observe wildlife and explore canals and lagoons by watercraft, and take in the Peruvian culture and history.
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