ABAS: Name Change Survey
The Amos Butler Audubon Society Board is discussing an important issue regarding the name of our organization as a way to ensure we are living up to our mission. We are gathering information to determine next steps.
About Noah Salaman
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Indianapolis Peregrines
It’s all about the peregrines in this article featuring a nest box announcement, close encounters, and a falcon’s favorite food.
Indiana’s Waterfowl Monitoring Program: Ensuring the Health and Sustainability of Indiana’s Waterfowl Populations
The health of Indiana’s waterfowl has been at the forefront of outdoor-lover's minds as of late, but the DNR has been faithfully monitoring and managing wetland populations for years. Read on to learn about these programs and for an update on the avian flu.
Setting the Record Straight: Ed Hopkins in His Own Words
Read about the Indiana-born-and-bred birder who recently claimed a state record- and reclaimed it with a couple sparrows.
Birdathon Reports 2024: Marian EcoLab
Our third Birdathon Report series installment is full of plants for birds- and turtles! Read here:
Birdathon Reports 2024: Binoculars for Nature Education and Appreciation
The second installment of our Birdathon Reports highlights increased access to birding gear.
Meet Valerie Chambon
Meet Valerie Chambon - New Board member for Amos Butler Audubon Society!
Celebrating Our 25th Anniversary with the American Bird Conservancy
Which organization has funded the work of our friends at the American Bird Conservancy the longest? Find out here, and celebrate more of Amos Butler’s international partner projects made possible by donors like YOU!
A Holly Holiday Winged Wanderer
For 10 days Hendricks County, IN was home to a rare bird
Scanning Fields for Snowy Flocks
Move over weird ducks, it’s winter passerine season! Scott Johnson details three “little brown birds” of our rural counties, as well as a rarity you should be on the lookout for. Learn about the birds here.