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,...
Celebrate the migration of birdlife through the Indiana Dunes region this May 13-16 at the seventh annual (virtual/hybrid) Indiana Dunes Birding Festival. The entire festival program schedule has now been released, featuring over 150 individual trips, programs, and workshops. The event is being organized by the Indiana Audubon and...
Brown Creeper (Certhia americana)By Josh Hill Birding at Work:What the Treasurer sees from his office every day The Brown Creeper is a little bird with special behavior that distinguishes itself from other “winter birds” in Indiana. It is “One of a kind in North America” but eight similar species...
Indiana Audubon strongly opposes Senate Bill 389 that recently passed out of committee. Indiana has lost 85% of wetlands it once had a century ago. What precious few acres we have left are critical for flood control, drinking water, and wildlife value. Senate Bill 389 will repeal the state’s...
Mark your calendars to join us May 13-16, 2021 for the 7th annual Indiana Dunes Birding Festival. Things will look different as we move to a hybrid/virtual festival, with birding opportunities both in-person and live streamed in your home. The full 2021 schedule has been posted and registration begins...
Northern Shrike (Lanius borealis) by Tanner Troyer The Northern Shrike is a songbird that can seem harmless at first glance. Its size is around 9 inches, or somewhere between that of a sparrow or robin. It can be confused with the much more common Northern Mockingbird, and like the Mockingbird, its...
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