November 1 – 7, 2027
Join the ABA for a week devoted to one of the most rewarding and most underestimated groups of birds in North America. This is a workshop as much as a tour: seven days spent learning how to identify sparrows, towhees, and longspurs by structure, plumage, and voice, how to read the habitats that hold them, and what those habitats need in order to keep holding them in the future.
Fernald Preserve Winter Bird Fest Feb. 7–14, 2026 Join fellow bird-lovers and nature fans at the second Annual Winter Bird Fest, held at the Fernald Preserve Feb. 7-14. This free week-long event features a menu of [...]
The Adirondacks are a vast, six-million-acre wilderness in upstate New York, offering some of the most spectacular natural landscapes in the Northeast. As the southernmost reach of the great northern boreal forest, the region features [...]
27th Annual Detroit Lakes Festival of Birds. Located in a unique transition of three biomes - tallgrass prairie, hardwood and conifer forests - with a whole lot of lakes, rivers and wetlands. Features morning field [...]
