Join Alabama Audubon and Cahaba River Coalition on Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Perry Lakes Park. ( AL-175, Marion, AL 36756).

Today's field trip will take us further afield - to the Coleman Lake/Pinhoti Trailhead area of the Talladega National Forest - where we will spend the first part of our morning gazing skyward, in hopes of finding Golden Eagle(s) soaring overhead.

Fort Morgan State Historic Site is a favorite amongst birders for good reason! This location provides easy access to diverse habitat along the Alabama coast. So diverse that it is split into 5 individual stops on the Coastal Alabama Birding Trail.

Tucked along the water’s edge the Fairhope Pier and Beach Park offer not only iconic views of Mobile Bay, but its birds too! We will meet at the entrance to the pier and start by scanning the waters for gulls, terns, and other waterbirds.

Adults are invited to join us in the Iorndale Public Library Community Room on Monday, February 23, 2026, for Dr. Scot Duncan's talk "Gardening for Birds, Bugs, and Biodiversity (And Why It Matters!)"

Join Alabama Audubon as we partner with the Birmingham Zoo to participate in the annual Great Backyard Bird Count!

Join us for Winter Birding in the Black Belt, a full-day birding experience guided by Scot Duncan, Andrew Lydeard, and Christopher Joe of Connecting with Birds and Nature Tours!

Join Alabama Audubon's Executive Director, Dr. Scot Duncan, author and biologist, for a deep dive into the unique ecosystems, wildlife, and conservation efforts shaping the future of the region’s rivers and freshwater supply.

This trip will cover the marsh boardwalk area of Meaher State Park, boasting some incredible views of the gateway to the Mobile-Tensaw Delta and the birds that rely on it!

Join us for our monthly Nature at Noon event with our friends at Red Mountain this February!

As part of the 2026 Winter Showcase Series presented by Gulf Shores & Orange Beach Tourism, please join us for this presentation by author Dr. Scot Duncan.

As part of the 2026 Winter Showcase Series presented by Gulf Shores & Orange Beach Tourism, please join us for this presentation from Cortney Weatherby with Alabama Audubon.

Get ready to spread your wings and celebrate! Join us for a fun and exciting reveal of Alabama’s Bird of the Year.

Who will our mysterious friend be?

Mark your calendars—we can’t wait to see you there!

From the parking lot shrikes to the sea birds cruising the jetties and fast-moving water of the Perdido Pass, this trip is a fun wintertime stop!

Join Alabama Audubon as we explore Wood Duck Nature Preserve of Opelika.

Join us for our January Nature at Noon walk at the beautiful Turkey Creek Nature Preserve in Pinson, located 15 miles north of Birmingham. Every month, AL Audubon offers an hour-long Friday lunchtime walk that explores different locations across the state and its natural areas.

Join us for a day exploring Longleaf Botanical Gardens & Anniston Museum of Natural History.

Start the New Year off right, with a serving of Bald eagles, loons, gulls, waterfowl, and winter songbirds in and around Lake Guntersville and the nearby State Park.

This birding trip will cover the always delightful combo of Village Point & Bayfront Park in Daphne. We will meet in the Village Pointe parking lot which can often have good birds flitting around such as Golden-crowned Kinglets, Pine Warblers, and Brown-headed Nuthatch.

 Our destination today is James D. Martin Wildlife Park, located on a backwater of the Coosa River near the Gadsden Mall.

Join Program Coordinator Andrew Lydeard for a journey in Talladega National Forest near Heflin, AL.

Join us in discovering what birdlife the new Flying Creek Nature Preserve holds! The 108-acre parcel of land between Veterans Boulevard and Fly Creek boasts a diverse forest and riparian ecosystem.

Fort Morgan State Historic Site is a favorite amongst birders for good reason! This location provides easy access to a diverse habitat along the Alabama coast.

Join Coastal Outreach Manager Cortney Weatherby and Program Coordinator Andrew Lydeard as we explore Baldwin County, starting at Weeks Bay, for an incredible spectacle of gull, wader, and duck morning flights known in the area!

As autumn straddles winter in mid-November, we’ll head to a pair of fruitful birding sights in northern Alabama. Beginning at the riparian habitats of the Hays Nature Preserve along the Flint River, we’ll then travel to the field ecosystems of the Alabama A&M Research Station. Past November trips to these two locations have netted over 50 species.

Join Alabama Audubon for our monthly Nature at Noon outing, this month in Tuscaloosa at the Tuscaloosa River Walk!

Join Alabama Audubon for our Speaker Series this fall, featuring special guest Julia Lindley! Julia will discuss how anyone can get involved in conservation without a science background, specifically how she made the switch from teaching English to a career in conservation.

This trip will cover the marsh boardwalk area of Meaher State Park, boasting some incredible views of the gateway to the Mobile-Tensaw Delta and the birds that rely on it!

Join Alabama Audubon's Program Coordinator, Andrew Lydeard, for a dive into Alabama's ducks as they begin arriving for winter! This course will cover the expected species in the state, where and how to find them, and field tips to help you ID them, even at a distance!