The name Audubon has always been
synonomous with birds. The Buffalo Audubon Society continues that tradition
through education programs, field trips, citizen science and scientific
studies of birds. Below are some of the areas that we are involved in.
Important
Bird Areas
- Birdwatching programs
at Iroquois National
Wildlife Refuge during migration seasons
- A full program of
regularly scheduled Field
Trips to sites across WNY is offered by Audubon, many of them are
birding focused.
- Bird-a-thons,
Christmas Bird
Count, Great
Backyard Bird Count, Classroom
FeederWatch, WatchList,
and other birding opportunities offer structured approaches to birdwatching
and even contributing data for use by scientists, including from beginners
and children!
- General Wildlife,
Birding, or Nature Question? Call the Nature Center at (800) 377-1520
or email info@buffaloaudubon.org
- Injured bird or wildlife?
Need a referral to a wildlife rehabilitator? Call (800) 377-1520.
- Rare Bird? Buffalo
and Niagara Frontier Bird Hotline can be dialed at (716) 896-1271 or
viewed on the internet at Buffalo
Audubon Rare Bird Alert: Also: Rare
Bird Hotlines
- Peregrine
Falcon Bird Cam gives live photos of the peregrine falcon nesting
platform on the Statler Building in Buffalo, NY.
- Bird Banding at the
Beaver Meadow Audubon Center.
- EBird

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