Idaho welcomes many migrating birds in the spring. Learn what to expect and where to find them in this new class. Yellow-rumped Warbler by Louisa Evers

Join Golden Eagle Audubon and the Wednesday Birders for some slow birding in Cleo Swayne's Nature Trail along the Snake River in Canyon County.

Learn about the fascinating corvid family from expert John Rakestraw in this zoom class.

We’ll be visiting Black’s Creek Bird Reserve, Indian Creek Reservoir, Hubbard Reservoir, and Wilson Springs Ponds, and documenting the shorebirds at each location.

The Idaho Shakespeare Festival is located on the banks of Barber Pool and a great place to learn about migrating birds.

Look for spring migrants at Kathryn Albertson Park and work on bird photography with leader Ben Gundy.

We'll take a walk around Hulls Gulch to see what type of birds are in the area late April.

Birding is fun for people of all ages and abilities. Learn the basics of bird identification in this class for beginners.

You can protect birds by providing habitat in your yard or patio. Learn about plants, water features, and more in this class.

Terry Rich teaches the basics of birdsong.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for spring birding at Lucky Peak State Park: Sandy Point and Discovery Units at the base of Lucky Peak Dam. We will meet at Sandy Point Park and make our way to Discovery Park, birding along the way.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon and the Wednesday Morning Birders for a walk along Avimor's Spring Valley Creek.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for a different kind of birding experience. Our "Pause, Look & Listen" series incorporates a mindful birding approach to observing birds and being in nature.

We will be biking alongside the Boise River Greenbelt. We will meet at Julia Davis Park, by the red bridge that crosses the Boise River.

This is a small group birding experience emphasizing sensory awareness and being present in nature.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for a walk along the shady Nature Trail in Garden City. We will look for Belted Kingfishers, Northern Flickers, along with hawks, ducks, osprey and Bald Eagles.

Journey up to Camas Prairie - Centennial Marsh Wildlife Management Area in Camas County with Golden Eagle Audubon for a chance to view a wide variety of waterfowl, shorebirds, raptors, and other marshland species including black terns and phalaropes.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for a moderate hike down the Black Cliffs Trail to search for Canyon and Rock Wrens.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for our monthly beginner and family-friendly bird walk along the Bethine Church River Trail.

Learn about the Camas National Wildlife Refuge in Jefferson County, Idaho.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon and the Wednesday Birders at Celebration Park, Idaho's only archaeological park. We will bird along the Snake River above and below Guffey Bridge.

Please join Golden Eagle Audubon as we bird along the Boise River Greenbelt listening to and watching our resident birds as well as our spring migrants.

We will explore the new accessible trail loop and other gravel pathways between the Grove Trailhead parking area and the Jim Hall Foothills Learning Center. We will possibly see Anna’s Hummingbirds, Great-horned Owls, Yellow-breasted Chats and many others.

Terry Rich teaches how to distinguish one bird song from another.

Wilson's Spring Ponds offers an easy way to see nature. It sits on 7 acres of mostly paved paths. Some areas are a bit uneven but it's a wonderful way to see several shore birds. Possible birds on our trip are various ducks, shorebirds, warblers and more.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for a different kind of birding experience. Our "Pause, Look & Listen" series incorporates a mindful birding approach to observing birds and being in nature.

Journey up to Camas Prairie - Centennial Marsh Wildlife Management Area in Camas County with Golden Eagle Audubon for a chance to view a wide variety of waterfowl, shorebirds, raptors, and other marshland species including black terns and phalaropes.

Join Katie Newburn from Friends of Great Salt Lake to learn about the ecological crisis facing this unique ecosystem.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon and the Wednesday Morning Birders for a visit to Mores Creek and Robie Creek Parks off Highway 21. The pace will be slow to allow all to enjoy the birds and watch any interesting bird behavior.

The Montour Wildlife Management Area is located on the floodplain of the Payette River. Its lowlands are a complex of cottonwood-willow river bottoms, wetlands and ponds, and agricultureal fields adjacent to the Payette River.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for our monthly beginner and family-friendly bird walk along the Bethine Church River Trail. This is a great opportunity to learn about riparian habitat as we focus on local birds, plants, and stewardship efforts in the area.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for some birding around Foote Park. We will undertake a moderate hike down the Black Cliffs Trail. We will travel between 1-2 miles on rocky uneven trails.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for an approximately 1.5 mile along the East Dike Trail at Lake Lowell.

We will be exploring Kathryn Albertson Park on this birding outing. There is a variety of wildlife that can be found in the park, including a number of bird species.

Join Terry Rich for a field trip to Bogus Basin.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for a different kind of birding experience. Our "Pause, Look & Listen" series incorporates a mindful birding approach to observing birds and being in nature.

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for our monthly beginner and family-friendly bird walk along the Bethine Church River Trail. This is a great opportunity to learn about riparian habitat as we focus on local birds, plants, and stewardship efforts in the area.