Co-sponsored by Bexar Audubon Society & Native Plant Society of Texas – San Antonio Chapter Ted Lee Eubanks has spent the past 25 years studying and photographing this singular region of Texas. In his talk, Ted will discuss these disparate parts of the Texas Hill Country and show many of his images of both the…

WEBINAR Tech Bird: Digital Birding Tools   Wednesday, May 11 6:30-8:00pm Presenter: Patsy Inglet FREE | Online Register Here Learn how to use eBird and the eBird app, Merlin Bird ID, and BirdNET to help enhance your birding skills. This course will show you how to get started using these apps and websites to identify…

Mitchell Lake Audubon Center's Migratory Bird Fest on Saturday, May 14 is a free community festival featuring live birds and other animals, games, crafts, vendors, native plant sales, food trucks, pollinator walks, and exploration stations. Bexar Audubon Society is looking for volunteers to help between 10 AM and 2 PM at our activities tables. If you…

Pearsall Park Bird Walk Saturday, May 21 | 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM Jeffrey Mann will lead this bird walk in Pearsall Park, 5102 Old Pearsall Rd, San Antonio, TX 78242. The park covers 505 acres in Southwest San Antonio. We will meet in the parking lot next to the dog park. Bring water. Limited…

Join us to learn more about Birds of the World, the world’s leading scholarly, dynamic, avian life history platform. Our guest speaker, Laura Kammermeier from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, will explore the wealth of information contained in this authoritative but accessible resource and show how it can help deepen your understanding of birds, learn…

Tom Slick Park Bird Walk Friday, June 3 | 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM Meet leader Sherie Gee in the main parking lot at Tom Slick Park, 7400 Hwy 151, San Antonio, TX  78227. This is a city park with 0.75 miles of concrete trails surrounding the quarry pond and approximately one mile of dirt…

Kreutzberg Canyon State Natural Area Friday, June 10 | 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM Kreutzberg Canyon is a 117-acre natural area located along the Guadalupe River, featuring three miles of multi-use trails. We can visit the three wildlife observation blinds equipped with identification books and camera ports. This trip is limited to 15 people, including…

In the last 70 years, Mississippi Kites have become one of the most abundant raptors in cities and towns throughout the Great Plains. Despite their ubiquity and abundance, much of their life history and ecology awaits discovery. In this presentation, Dr. Ben Skipper of Angelo State University will discuss his past and current research that…