by Alexandra Forsythe Ask any group of people to list their favorite feeder birds and you’re sure to hear...
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by Alexandra Forsythe The tiny and adorable Winter Wren looks like a tiny brown ball of fluff with a...
by Alexandra Forsythe The month of October brings to mind beautiful autumn leaves, bountiful harvests and plump pumpkins. For...
by Alexandra Forsythe Despite its size (23” – 33” inches in length with a wingspan of 36”), this member...
by Alexandra Forsythe Looking for a home blessing? Try this one: “Grant to this chimney a swallow.” If you...
by Alexandra Forsythe “To those whose pleasure it is to live in the realm of the Summer Tanager, both...
by Alexandra Forsythe The Canada Warbler is one of the last types of warbler to arrive in spring. This...
by Alexandra Forsythe It’s warbler season! If you watch the brushy areas at the edges of woodlands, you’re likely...
by Alexandra Forsythe The comical American Woodcock is famous for its spring mating display, known as the Sky Dance,...
by Alexandra Forsythe The American Robin is often thought of as a sign of spring, but it is actually...
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Indiana Audubon Society believes strongly in making birding a safe and accessible activity for all people, regardless of race, color, gender, national origin, age, religion, creed, disability, veteran’s status, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.
We believe continuing efforts, discussions and action, no matter how uncomfortable at times, are needed to further ensure that birding and nature enjoyment is safe and accessible for everyone. We pledge to continue to support those that share our values and strive to make the outdoors truly accessible for everyone.