Hone your ear birding with this field trip to one of our best urban forests. The lush forest of Tryon Creek is the perfect place to practice recognizing the vocalizations of our favorite PNW songbirds.
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Early May is the best time to visit this iconic National Wildlife Refuge, as the trails open, and large numbers of waterfowl, shorebirds, and songbirds migrate through.
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Join John Rakestraw for a full day birding on the coast searching for seabirds, shorebirds, migrant songbirds, and everything in between!
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Join John Rakestraw for a full day birding on the coast searching for seabirds, shorebirds, migrant songbirds, and everything in between!
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Explore the rich habitats of the “birdiest” of the Willamette Valley Refuges.
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What makes the landscape around Mount St. Helens a unique place for birdwatching? Learn about why birders and scientists flock to the landscape around Mount St. Helens for birding in a mosaic of diverse habitats and landforms created by the most active volcano in the Cascades.
Note: this class is a great introductory class for birding and not designed for advanced birders. We will take a holistic view on ecology, human history, and geology. We will interact with and discuss all of the landscape features that support habitat for birds.
Head to Oregon’s “dryside” to practice birding by ear with Brodie Cass Talbott. We’ll explore dry prairie habitats in search of birds like Townsend’s Solitaire, Vesper Sparrow, and Western Meadowlark.
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Join Stefan for a fun, long day of wonderful spring birding in Wasco County.
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Explore the rich and varied habitats of Hood River County, from the high subalpine forest to the Columbia River, in search of warblers, woodpeckers, and water birds.
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What makes the landscape around Mount St. Helens a unique place for birdwatching? Learn about why birders and scientists flock to the landscape around Mount St. Helens for birding in a mosaic of diverse habitats and landforms created by the most active volcano in the Cascades.
Note: this class is a great introductory class for birding and not designed for advanced birders. We will take a holistic view on ecology, human history, and geology. We will interact with and discuss all of the landscape features that support habitat for birds.