The Great Backyard Bird Count is February 12- 15, 2021. Help scientists study the numbers and movements of birds around the world by counting the birds in your area.

Sacramento’s American River Parkway Trail was selected to compete in the USA Today 10 Best Readers’ Choice awards for 2021.

The Duck Stamp helps support vital federal wildlife programs and also allows you free admission to any national wildlife refuge.

The recent wind storm knocked over the bird enclosures at the Wildlife Care Association of Sacramento.

At the February Meeting, Xerónimo Castañeda will present the Tricolored Blackbird Project. To receive the link to join the meeting, email meetings@sacramentoaudubon.org.

The importance of cleaning our bird feeders and watching for disease among our feathered visitors is especially relevant in this irruptive finch year when denser populations often lead to an increase in disease.

The Great Backyard Bird Count is February 12- 15, 2021. Help scientists study the numbers and movements of birds around the world by counting the birds in your area.

Reports of a “superflight” of finches in the eastern US and Canada exist as a faint echo around Sacramento this winter. We are seeing excellent numbers of Purple Finches and very good numbers of Pine Siskins.

Some ideas on how you can help the birds in your area this year.

At the January Meeting, Helen Loffland will present Sierra Pollinators. To receive the link to join the meeting, email meetings@sacramentoaudubon.org.