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Below are links to our most recent newsletters.
January/February 2011 Newsletter
January/February 2011 Newsletter
Featured in this edition:
- Wings Over Indy
- Great Backyard Bird Count
- Bald Eagle field trip
- Winter/Spring programs
November/December 2010 Newsletter
Featured in this edition:- 2010 Christmas Bird Counts
- The Big Sit
- Sandhill Crane Field Trip
- Partner Highlight: Indiana Wildlife Federation
September/October 2010 Newsletter
Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 October 2010 11:17
Featured in this edition:- Birdathon 2010 Results
- Whooping Crane Presentation
- Things Great and Small: Works of Art by Carrie Wild
March 2010 Newsletter
Featured in this edition:- Earth Hour
- Antartic Birding
- Annual Christmas Bird Count Roundup
November 2009 Newsletter
Featured in this edition:- The New Eagle Creek Park Ornithology Center
- Christmas Bird Counts
- Hoosier Outdoor Experience Is a Great One for AWBAS
- ABC Founder Nominated for Indianapolis Prize
- The Inaugural Big Sit
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Events & Activities
| Cool Creek Park Saturday Bird Hikes Sat Feb 04 @08:00AM |
| Eagle Creek Ornithology Center Sun Feb 05 @09:00AM |
| The Secret Love Life of Birds Tue Feb 14 @07:30PM |
| Eagle Watching at Salamonie and Mississinewa Reservoirs Sat Feb 18 @03:00PM |
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AWBAS Blog
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Snowy Owls cast a bewitching spell over most birders. Here in the Midwest, where the species can be considered rare, the news of a Snowy being sighted tends to draw flocks of birders to the location. And, that is the[…]
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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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Are these the world's biggest bird houses?
Chimney Swifts are small birds, approximating 5.5 inches, but they demand large digs. With funding from TogetherGreen, Amos W. Butler Audubon, and partners like Indy Parks, are providing additional habitat for the species. Our Wings Over Indy project will build[…]
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Gravel Delivery!
Several people have spent the last six months planning Amos W Butler Audubon's Wings Over Indy project. Now that it is April 2011, it is time for action! A number of volunteers will be working diligently over the next six[…]
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