World Shorebirds Day at Hornsby Bend with Travis and Bexar Audubon 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM Celebrate World Shorebirds Day at Hornsby Bend, Austin’s premier birding site and excellent location to view long-distance shorebird migrants. Although peak shorebird migration will have passed, there may be some surprises that drop in. Past early-September records include Ruddy Turnstone, Black–bellied Plover…

BAS Vice President Patsy Inglet will lead this webinar to help you learn about 14 species of shorebirds that can be found in Central Texas. Why focus on shorebirds so far from the coastal shore? Because not every bird found at the shore is a shorebird, and not every shorebird is found at the coastal shore.…

We are raising funds to support our Community Grant program to help local organizations with conservation projects that benefit birds and their habitat. Auction items include: Artwork, Hill Country Escapes, Photography Ranch Trip, Handmade Quilt, Game Cameras, and more. An anonymous donor will match the amount raised up to $10,000, which means we can do…

Eres Gomez will present an online program about rodenticides and raptors.

Bexar Audubon and San Antonio Audubon Society present a special program online by Dr. Doug Tallamy, author of Nature's Best Hope.

Visit the BAS booth at the Arbor Day Fest at Southside Lions Park East, 4000 Pecan Valley Drive (lakeside near Pavilion 1). Sponsored by SA Parks and Recreation.

Learn about South-Central Texas ducks during this webinar from Patsy Inglet. Cost is $5.

Visit the BAS booth at this event at Mission County Park.

Wild Birds Unlimited of San Antonio is thrilled to host this in-store event featuring Richard Crossley! Monday, November 14 at 9:00 AM Richard Crossley presents: LEARNING TO LOOK Enjoy an intimate setting connecting with nature with author Richard Crossley . Understanding is the key to learning. As you shift your focus to look at birds longer, closer,…

Leader: Lora Reynolds (210/414-0792) Description: We'll meet in the parking lot of the park on the north side of Stone Oak Parkway and look for winter birds. Walk is limited to 15. Bring water. Find the parking lot location on this map. To attend, you must sign up for the walk here.