Thank you to everyone that participated in the IAS Fall Membership Drive! We’re happy to give away $2,000+ in prize baskets. THE WINNERS! Birders Essential Gift Baskets Matthew Bowman, North Salem, IN Lina Rifai, Noblesville, IN Steiner HX 8×42 Binoculars ($950 value!) Allisyn Gillet, Bloomington, IN Goose Pond Birding...
IAS is pleased to co-host a special IAS night with the owls on Saturday, November 10, around the state. On this night, participants may choose from one of FOUR owl banding stations running in Indiana to learn about the amazing migration of our smallest owl, as well as watch in...
Barn Owl (Tyto alba) by Allee Forsberg If Australia’s Sooty Owl is a clear starry night, its cousin the American Barn Owl surely must be a golden autumn sunset. We have long associated owls with the fall. Look around and you’ll find them on autumn wreaths or keeping company...
Indiana Audubon Society is encouraging birders and other nature enthusiasts to consider joining our amazing organization this fall. The Indiana Audubon Society (IAS) is the oldest conservation organization continuously operating in Indiana. We are not a chapter of the National Audubon Society, but an independent statewide organization that is celebrating 120 years in...
Police Investigation at Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary For immediate release: September 7, 2018 The Indiana Audubon Society is assisting the Fayette County Sheriff’s Department regarding possible human remains in the “fourth pond” at Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary, in Connersville, IN. Cadaver dogs were brought in and indicated the possibility...
American Avocet (Recurvirostra Americana) by Kim Ehn Avocets are a spectacular-looking shorebird that regularly swims as they feed in deep water. Their long, blue legs and partially webbed feet allow them to wade in marshy pond and lake edges. The long, smoothly upcurved bill sweeps through the water scything...
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