Field Trip: Oak Mountain State Park and Dunnavant Valley Greenway
Oak Mountain State Park 200 Terrace Dr,, Pelham, ALJoin Birmingham Audubon as we search for fall migrants in the woodlands of Shelby County.
Join Birmingham Audubon as we search for fall migrants in the woodlands of Shelby County.
Join Birmingham Audubon Naturalist Dr. Ansel Payne for a bird walk at Oak Mountain State Park, one of many great events planned for "Love Your State Parks Day." Photo by Alapark.com Celebrate and support the State Parks System in Alabama. Participate in hikes, nature talks and other fun activities. "Love Your State Parks Day" is […]
Join Birmingham Audubon Naturalist Dr. Ansel Payne for a bird walk at Oak Mountain State Park, one of many great events planned for "Love Your State Parks Day." Photo by Alapark.com Celebrate and support the State Parks System in Alabama. Participate in hikes, nature talks and other fun activities. "Love Your State Parks Day" is […]
Join Birmingham Audubon Naturalist Dr. Ansel Payne for a bird walk at Oak Mountain State Park, one of many great events planned for "Love Your State Parks Day." Photo by Alapark.com Celebrate and support the State Parks System in Alabama. Participate in hikes, nature talks and other fun activities. "Love Your State Parks Day" is […]
Great Horned Owl chick compliments Ladonna Idell/Alabama Wildlife Center. There are many sure-fire signs of spring: the days are longer, flowers are blooming, birds are singing and the nightly chorus of insects will soon fill the air. Accompanying that birdsong is the chirp, chirp, chirp of baby birds. What to do when one finds one? Is it injured or orphaned? Is it okay to touch it, or put it back in the nest? These are all questions that will be answered by Scottie & the AWC team; come prepared to learn the answers!
Great Horned Owl chick compliments Ladonna Idell/Alabama Wildlife Center. There are many sure-fire signs of spring: the days are longer, flowers are blooming, birds are singing and the nightly chorus of insects will soon fill the air. Accompanying that birdsong is the chirp, chirp, chirp of baby birds. What to do when one finds one? Is it injured or orphaned? Is it okay to touch it, or put it back in the nest? These are all questions that will be answered by Scottie & the AWC team; come prepared to learn the answers!
Great Horned Owl chick compliments Ladonna Idell/Alabama Wildlife Center. There are many sure-fire signs of spring: the days are longer, flowers are blooming, birds are singing and the nightly chorus of insects will soon fill the air. Accompanying that birdsong is the chirp, chirp, chirp of baby birds. What to do when one finds one? Is it injured or orphaned? Is it okay to touch it, or put it back in the nest? These are all questions that will be answered by Scottie & the AWC team; come prepared to learn the answers!
Great Horned Owl, an AWRC bird by Greg Harber. The Oak Mountain Interpretive Center will co-host an evening "Owl Prowl" with the Alabama Wildlife Center at Oak Mountain State Park on Friday April 22.
Great Horned Owl, an AWRC bird by Greg Harber. The Oak Mountain Interpretive Center will co-host an evening "Owl Prowl" with the Alabama Wildlife Center at Oak Mountain State Park on Friday April 22.
Great Horned Owl, an AWRC bird by Greg Harber. The Oak Mountain Interpretive Center will co-host an evening "Owl Prowl" with the Alabama Wildlife Center at Oak Mountain State Park on Friday April 22.
Becoming a Better Birder: Using Field Marks to Identify Birds with Greg Harber, Guest Speaker Sunday, March 20, 2016, 2:00 p.m. Oak Mountain Interpretive Center Have you ever desired to become a better birder, or feel more confident about your bird identification skills? If so, then this program is for you! Identifying birds can be […]
Becoming a Better Birder: Using Field Marks to Identify Birds with Greg Harber, Guest Speaker Sunday, March 20, 2016, 2:00 p.m. Oak Mountain Interpretive Center Have you ever desired to become a better birder, or feel more confident about your bird identification skills? If so, then this program is for you! Identifying birds can be […]
Becoming a Better Birder: Using Field Marks to Identify Birds with Greg Harber, Guest Speaker Sunday, March 20, 2016, 2:00 p.m. Oak Mountain Interpretive Center Have you ever desired to become a better birder, or feel more confident about your bird identification skills? If so, then this program is for you! Identifying birds can be […]
Swallow-tailed kites are among the most striking of all birds, and their graceful flight is a sight to behold. Although they breed in southern swamps and riparian areas, they undergo a post-breeding dispersal that takes them well north of their breeding range. During this program, Eric will discuss the status of the swallow-tailed kite in Alabama and the results of a 2009-2011 survey of roost sites in the state. Regular attendees on our summer trips will especially enjoy this program.
Swallow-tailed kites are among the most striking of all birds, and their graceful flight is a sight to behold. Although they breed in southern swamps and riparian areas, they undergo a post-breeding dispersal that takes them well north of their breeding range. During this program, Eric will discuss the status of the swallow-tailed kite in Alabama and the results of a 2009-2011 survey of roost sites in the state. Regular attendees on our summer trips will especially enjoy this program.
Swallow-tailed kites are among the most striking of all birds, and their graceful flight is a sight to behold. Although they breed in southern swamps and riparian areas, they undergo a post-breeding dispersal that takes them well north of their breeding range. During this program, Eric will discuss the status of the swallow-tailed kite in Alabama and the results of a 2009-2011 survey of roost sites in the state. Regular attendees on our summer trips will especially enjoy this program.
Barn owl photo compliments of Callaway Gardens' Birds of Prey Program. The 2015-2016 Season of Audubon Teaches Nature Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain Birds of Prey: Masters of the Skies Callaway Gardens’ Birds of Prey Program, Guest Speaker Sunday, January […]
Barn owl photo compliments of Callaway Gardens' Birds of Prey Program. The 2015-2016 Season of Audubon Teaches Nature Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain Birds of Prey: Masters of the Skies Callaway Gardens’ Birds of Prey Program, Guest Speaker Sunday, January […]
Barn owl photo compliments of Callaway Gardens' Birds of Prey Program. The 2015-2016 Season of Audubon Teaches Nature Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain Birds of Prey: Masters of the Skies Callaway Gardens’ Birds of Prey Program, Guest Speaker Sunday, January […]
Male Box Turtle by Greg Harber. The 2015-16 Season of Audubon Teaches Nature Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain Dr. David Frings. Reptiles, A Sampler Alabama 4-H Science School and David Frings, Guest Speakers Sunday, November 22, 2015, 2:00 p.m. […]
Male Box Turtle by Greg Harber. The 2015-16 Season of Audubon Teaches Nature Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain Dr. David Frings. Reptiles, A Sampler Alabama 4-H Science School and David Frings, Guest Speakers Sunday, November 22, 2015, 2:00 p.m. […]
Male Box Turtle by Greg Harber. The 2015-16 Season of Audubon Teaches Nature Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain Dr. David Frings. Reptiles, A Sampler Alabama 4-H Science School and David Frings, Guest Speakers Sunday, November 22, 2015, 2:00 p.m. […]
Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain. Rafineque's Big-Eared Bat. Photo Credit Alabama Bat Working Group (ABWG) During this twenty-fifth year of Audubon Teaches Nature we will explore and celebrate the diversity of Alabama’s natural history. These seminars will provide you with the knowledge and skills […]
Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain. Rafineque's Big-Eared Bat. Photo Credit Alabama Bat Working Group (ABWG) During this twenty-fifth year of Audubon Teaches Nature we will explore and celebrate the diversity of Alabama’s natural history. These seminars will provide you with the knowledge and skills […]
Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Audubon Society, the Alabama Wildlife Center, the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center and Friends of Oak Mountain. Rafineque's Big-Eared Bat. Photo Credit Alabama Bat Working Group (ABWG) During this twenty-fifth year of Audubon Teaches Nature we will explore and celebrate the diversity of Alabama’s natural history. These seminars will provide you with the knowledge and skills […]
In conjunction with the Wings over Oak Mountain Birding festival
In conjunction with the Wings over Oak Mountain Birding festival
In conjunction with the Wings over Oak Mountain Birding festival