The Hermit Thrush is one of Indiana’s finest thrushes. It’s beautiful, ethereal, and mystical song is rarely heard in Indiana. Yet, anyone who happens into the Northwoods, where the bird thrives in the summer time, will have a chance to hear his flute like tunes. One should visit the...
The Indiana Audubon Society was instrumental in the creation of Indiana’s historic marker in memory of the last wild Passenger Pigeon in Indiana. Together with the Indiana DNR and Joel Greenberg, IAS helped dedicate this memorial in April of this year in Metamora, IN. IAS member, Marty Jones,...
The Indiana Audubon Society Share & Connect program is a new initiative to promote, inspire, and facilitate the next generation of bird enthusiasts and conservationists in Indiana. Share & Connect collects donated new and gently used birding equipment (binoculars, scopes, field guides) and helps connect the donor to Hoosiers looking for assistance...
Birding in the mountains of Shenandoah National Park was challenging. On the day I arrived, the fog was so dense, I could barely see the road. My eyes were of little use in detecting vehicles; I had to drive with the windows down to hear oncoming cars. The naturalist...
Indiana Audubon Society is now on Twitter. It’s a great way to get the most recent updates and news from IAS. Follow us at www.twitter.com/indianaaudubon.
The Indiana Audubon Society is hosting a fantastic event this year: the Piping Plover Pursuit! The event takes place from 8:00 a.m. to noon on August 12, 2017, and it is free for IAS members (non-IAS members pay a small $10 fee). IAS Executive Director Brad Bumgardner is leading...
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