Robert Cooper Audubon Society is a National Audubon Society chapter that covers Delaware, Blackford, Jay, Henry, Grant, Madison, and Randolph counties. It has around 400 members in east-central Indiana and, in 2024, the chapter celebrated its 50th anniversary.
As fall moves toward winter, walk without expectations or purpose. There are still so many mysteries and treasures to observe. Take the time to document your experiences in a journal and preserve those memories.
The Flora Richardson Foundation has awarded Indiana Audubon a $12,000 grant to support need-based scholarships, accessible birding opportunities, and Youth and Family Birding Day programming at the 2026 Indiana Dunes Birding Festival, scheduled for May 14-17.
Study gulls, both in flight and at rest. Remember to only study the primaries to start.
DePauw Nature Park and Lieber State Recreation Area, both located in Putnam County, along with Oxbow Nature Conservancy in Dearborn County, are part of the Indiana Birding Trail's 2026-2027 update.
Wi-Fi connections continue to expand, making it possible to become fully immersed in a distant birding site without ever leaving your couch. Remote birding from places like Costa Rica or Ecuador fills that winter pause with something warm and bright. The perks are numerous.
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