First Magnitude Brewery is giving their employees a well-earned day off on Oct. 3 2021 so we have cancelled the Birds & Brews walk for that day. See you next month!

We just added a new program to the calendar. Hummingbirds! We have also finished processing and posting the videos for our last two programs. Check out the just-added program and videos from past programs on our Programs page: http://www.alachuaaudubon.org/programs/

The scammers are at it again. Periodically a scammer, pretending to be a Alachua County Audubon Society board member, sends emails to people, typically other board members, asking for assistance in purchasing gift cards for donations to various charities. This … Continue reading →

The video of the program from 3 December 2020,  “Bird Bling: How Banding Birds Aids Conservation”, presented by Adam DiNuovo, is now available.   You’ll find that video and our full list of programs on the Programs page.   http://www.alachuaaudubon.org/programs

The video of the program from 9 November 2020,  “Building Birding Skills”, presented by Adam Kent, is now available.   You’ll find that video and our full list of programs on the Programs page.   http://www.alachuaaudubon.org/programs

The video of the program from 4 November 2020, “A New Wetland in Gainesville!”,  is now available. You’ll find that video and our full list of programs on the Programs page. http://www.alachuaaudubon.org/programs/

Bling- expensive, ostentatious clothing and jewelry, or the wearing of them. So why are birds wearing those brightly colored bracelets on their legs? You may think that you know a lot about bird banding but here is a program that … Continue reading →

Do you know how to identify individual Downy Woodpeckers based on their head patterns; how to identify a Tricolored Heron based on bill length; or how to tell an American Crow from a Fish Crow when it is calling, even … Continue reading →

Gainesville Regional Utilities and their partners, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Suwanee River Water Management District, plan to create a groundwater recharge wetland park near Diamon Sports Park (western Alachua County). The wetland park will create valuable wildlife … Continue reading →