Donate to Birdathon 2013
We need your help in raising $30,000 to fund habitat protection for Cerulean Warblers and other species in Columbia; fund habitat restoration at Marian University's Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab and Barton Park in Indianapolis; conduct research on Cerulean Warblers in Indiana; provide environmental education to local, underserved elementary students and campers; construct an exterior structure to house unreleasable birds used in education at the Eagle Creek Ornithology Center; purchase equipment to assist wildlife rehabilitators in treating injured and impaired birds. To learn more about the projects that will be funded in 2013, visit the Birdathon page HERE.
If you prefer to make a donation by check, please indicate the team and/or individual you are supporting, if applicable, and mail to Donna McCarty, Birdathon Chair, 7492 Runningbrook Ct., Indianapolis, IN 46254. For questions about donations, please contact Donna at
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 317-299-5675.
Events & Activities
| International Migratory Bird Day Sat May 25 @10:00AM |
| Fort Harrison Bird Walk Sun May 26 @08:00AM |
| Fall Creek Cleanup at Fort Harrison Sat Jun 01 @09:00AM |
| Biodiversity Festival Sat Jun 08 @10:00AM |
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AWBAS Blog
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Celebrating 75 years of Amos Butler Audubon
To celebrate Amos Butler Audubon's 75th anniversary in 2013, we will be introducing you to 75 species of birds during the course of the year on our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/amosbutler). Please share these accounts with family and friends and encourage[…]
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A Confused Field Sparrow
Any birder worth their salt knows that birding is a continuous learning process. I've often said that it took me several years of birding before I realized I knew practically nothing about birds. Being impatient, I surely miss all sorts[…]
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Construction Season Comes To An End
It's quite probable that "construction season" and Amos W. Butler Audubon have never been used in the same sentence. But, indeed, I am here to report that construction season has come to an end for Amos W. Butler Audubon. Construction,[…]
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A Young Peregrine's First Migration
Several birders observed an immature Peregrine Falcon at Eagle Creek Park, Indianapolis, on October 1, 2011. By itself, the sighting was not very significant. Peregrines are regularly seen in migration cruising through the park, scattering other birds as they look[…]
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