Birdwatching

On Feb 10th, we went in the Pumapungo museum gardens to see the birds there. We were 7-8 persons, it was a nice afternoon.
We talked about the migrant birds and gave some goodies to the participants.

On Jan. 7th, we organized a PAU birdwatching session in parque Ictocruz. Only one person came, but he was amazed by the birds :) 
PAU is an association to help citizens to know more about birds and nature around them.
 

On Saturday 3rd of Dicember 2022, we did a birding tour in Parque Paraiso.

There was 8 people, interested in birds and we talked about the migratory events and gave them some flyers and other goodies.

Join members of Nature and Culture International’s team for a peaceful nature walk through riparian woodland and sage scrub in San Diego, CA on May 13, 2023 from 8-10am PST. This event is free, but RSVP's are required.

We expect to see many birds, but will be on the lookout for a few iconic long-distance travelers, like the Western wood-pewee (Contopus sordidulus) and Olive-sided flycatcher (Contopus sordidulus). These bird species will (hopefully) be visiting all the way from some of the tropical forests we protect in Latin America.

Spring Mirgration Celebration 

We hope you'll plan to join us in early May for a celebration of the return of spring migrants and blossoming desert plants at Bosque del Apache!

For the first time ever, Friends will host a Spring Migration Celebration, set to take place Friday, May 5th - Saturday, May 6th. The event will include birding workshops, Friends Annual Meeting, a keynote presentation by Priyanka Kumar (author of Conversations with Birds) and our annual Desert Arboretum Stroll.

Hosted by Lancaster Conservancy- lancasterconservancy.org

Register on EventBrite https://www.eventbrite.com/e/595863211907

To celebrate and educate people about World Migratory Bird Day the Kaibab National Forest is hosting three days of bird watching, and hosting a table with materials that hilight the day, this year's theme and posters, and have activities and materials to help educate the public about this important event. The date is May 20th at the Jacob lake Visitor Center on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Come Join Us!

To celebrate and educate people about World Migratory Bird Day the Kaibab National Forest is hosting three days of bird watching, and hosting a table with materials that hilight the day, this year's theme and posters, and have activities and materials to help educate the public about this important event. The first date will be on May 12th at the Kaibab lake Campground in Williams, AZ. The second is at the Tusayan Ranger District Office in Tusayan, AZ on May 13th. The third date is May 20th at the Jacob lake Visitor Center on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

See live raptors and learn about bird migration, habitat conservation, and the importance of water resources. Local conservation groups will be in attendance to assist with a Bioblitz, helping to dientify birds, pollinators, plants, and others as we explore and learn about the habitat around Metzger Farm Open Space! 

Join hatchery staff to exploration the diverse migratory species that play an important role in our area. Delve into the different roles that migration plays in the lives of fish, insects, and birds, and keep an eye out for these migrators as we walk around the Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery. Says phoebe, rufous hummingbird, tree swallow, and belted kingfisher are some of the possible birds we may spot. This trip is great for beginner and casual birders who are interested in all kinds of migratory animals.