Indiana is fortunate to have not one, but two outstanding women who were self-taught in ornithology and excelled in the field, speaking on behalf of our birds.
The Two Indiana Bird Women
New Motus Stations Boost Chasing Melody Research in Honduras
The Chasing Melody project has taken a significant step forward in understanding Wood Thrush migration, thanks to new Motus Wildlife Tracking System stations installed in Honduras, strategically located on the northern Caribbean coast.
Four Tips for Birding with Fledgling Birders
My interest in birding has grown considerably over the past five years. Coincidentally, during that time I’ve also become a parent (twice!). Most parents will probably agree that with young kids at home, and a full-time job, it can be hard finding the time to get out and enjoy...
What Birders Need to Know About Avian Flu
As birders, we’re eager to get outdoors and enjoy Indiana’s incredible birdlife, especially during early spring migration. However, with highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in Indiana, it is essential to take precautions to protect ourselves, our pets, and the birds we love.
Meet a Member: Kathy Rickey
I grew up on the east side of Indianapolis and attended John Marshall High School, graduating in 1979. My Biology teacher, a birdwatching enthusiast, taught us about birds. She even started a birding club at school. In fact, I still have my original Peterson’s A Field Guide to the Birds....
Essential Ecuador: Exploring the Amazon with Indiana Audubon
South America is the most species-rich region in the world, and Ecuador ranks fifth overall for bird species diversity. I was thrilled when Indiana Audubon (IAS) announced a tour to the Amazon Basin, slated for November 2024. After a year and a half of anticipation, the big day finally...
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