Photo: A Peregrine Falcon soars above the Indianapolis skyline at sunset. Falcon created by artist Scott Arvin.

Indianapolis may be known for its skyline and busy streets, but its parks, high-rises, and hidden green pockets tell another story. Swifts swirl into their evening roost, Peregrine Falcons hunt between high-rises, and songbirds rest in trees along downtown paths. This September, Indiana Audubon is offering four chances to discover birds woven into the city.

Anyone who registers will also be entered into a drawing for a limited-edition Peregrine Falcon woodblock print by artist Matt Rees (valued at $200). Space is capped for each outing, so advance registration is required. Bird lovers statewide can also take part in the drawing by purchasing raffle tickets at urbanbirds.givesmart.com. The winner will be announced Sept. 28, and the print will be mailed to the recipient.

Here’s what’s ahead:

Event tickets are $5 for Indiana Audubon members and $10 for non-members for the walks led by Wes Homoya. The accessible outings with Olivia Bautch are free for members and $5 for non-members.

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