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OUR MISSION is to connect people with nature and act as a voice of conservation for the future of birds and our natural world.
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Ali-Walk
SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER, 2025 Alligator Lake Park Meet at the pavilion at 8 am What is an Alli-Walk? Click Here. BIRDS and BRUNCH
Saturday, May 3, 2025 Alligator Lake Each spring Four Rivers Audubon wraps up the season with an event called “Birds & Brunch”. The event combines the required “annual meeting” with a reason to get together and celebrate the year that has passed and energize us for the year ahead.
The activities will begin with our regularly scheduled (first Saturday of the month) bird walk on May 3rd. We will wrap up the walk by 10:00 and convene at a well marked picnic pavilion for a little bit of business, and then we’ll enjoy an exciting presentation by Kitty Carroll of “Accipiter Enterprises, Educational Birds of Prey”. Kitty will describe some of the learning opportunities she and her birds offer, and introduce us to a couple of her amazing birds of prey. Food and fun will follow Kitty’s presentation. We’ll share a light brunch with those who’ve registered and give away some fun door-prizes. This should be a really great event, worth prioritizing! So you can come to the walk at 8:00 or join us at 10:00. Everybody is of course welcome, but please make sure to RSVP by clicking here so we know how many to expect for brunch! Hope to see you on Saturday, May 3! THE WREN'S CHEER, Four Rivers Audubon Newsletter
APRIL ISSUE docs.google.com/document/d/1n52U6oUKi9usl56ASiOMLgplJoQWTJBtjiBzaD9fkAM/edit?usp=drive_link Getting The Most From Your Binoculars
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John Middleton has published a site entitled "A Red-head's Season", a beautiful photo essay which describes the breeding season of the Red-headed Woodpecker. Click this link to see it. "A Redhead's Season: The Breeding Season of the Red-headed Woodpecker". LEARN TO BIRD BY EAR!
We’ve put together a new, self paced learning tool, “An Introduction to Birding by Ear”. The site is particular to our area in North Central Florida and focuses on a handful of the birds whose songs and calls are commonhere. That sample is but a starting point, but one we believe will help you gain confidence. We hope you’ll give it a try, practice listening to those familiar birds, and add a whole new dimension to your appreciation of the grand chorus of nature!
Read this fascinating article by Jerry Krummrich: "The Natural and Cultural History of Alligator Lake" download pdf here |
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