Many fellow birders—possibly even yourself—only listen or look at nature due to disability or aging. With varying ways to bird at our disposal, all people can engage in this hobby.
Birding 101: Different Ways to Go Birding
Indiana Audubon Statement on EPA’s Endangerment Finding
Indiana Audubon opposes the federal action rescinding the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Endangerment Finding for greenhouse gases. That finding has been the legal foundation for federal rules that reduce emissions.
A Super Gusty Friday the 13th
Friday morning at the Indiana Dunes Longshore Flight Watch felt more like standing in front of a giant hair dryer than watching spring migration. While we had early promise that the strong southerly component would push a fair number of birds. It just didn’t play out. Strong southwest winds...
Help Survey Marsh Birds in Northwest Indiana
Indiana Audubon is recruiting volunteers in Northwest Indiana to assist with Secretive Marsh Bird Monitoring, a coordinated survey effort focused on wetland species that are rarely seen but often heard.
Fog, Falling Temperatures, and a Snowy Surprise
Tuesday (3/10/26) morning’s longshore count at the Indiana Dunes Observation Tower started quietly, but the weather had other plans. The four hour watch began under clear skies with temperatures climbing from the upper 40s toward the low 60s and steady south winds around 10 to 15 mph. Around 9:15...
Longshore Flight Count — March 9, 2026
After a slow Friday warm-up, Monday arrived in full force, and then some. Our team tallied a staggering 22,952 birds during the morning count, with 50 species on the page. Conditions were near ideal, with gusty southwest winds, and temperatures that started in the upper 40s, but hit 71...
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