Finding birds in the Sacramento area towards the end of summer can be a challenge due in part to the lack of water. These suggestions from veteran birder and field trip leader, Maureen Geiger, are a mix of sites that may still produce good, local birding.

Paul Miller joined Sacramento Audubon to develop the Accessible Birding program. Now serving as Sacramento Audubon’s president, he continues to work towards expanding the program.

If you visit an area and find it is inaccessible, damaged, or changed, please email sacramentoaudubon@gmail.com.

Our Monthly Speaker Presentations are on hiatus for the summer. You can watch the virtual presentations from the past two years on the General Meeting / Monthly Speaker page, under Past Presentations.

Sacramento Regional Park Pass available for Seniors at a discount.

As part of the Pacific Flyway, millions of birds make their way through Sacramento and the Central Valley every year.

May is a great month for birding, with nesting birds singing and displaying and migrants such as flycatchers and warblers arriving or passing through. Any spot along the American River Parkway should be good, but read more for a few specific suggestions.

Join us online on May 19, 2022 at 7pm for Following the Scent of Avian Olfaction presented by Dr. Gabrielle Nevitt.

Sacramento Audubon is gradually returning to volunteer-led field trips. As the pandemic continues, we have added precautions for everyone’s safety. We are only offering a few field trips each month and registration is required for all participants.