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Cover Photo By Greg Ralbovsky
Let’s enjoy the temperatures cooling down while migration heats up. We’ll check out the happening allong the multi-use-path overlooking Tempe
Come along for birding at this fantastic city park that provides both good park birding, and lush desert habitat –
Expect to be hot—and hot on the trail of returning shorebirds. We’ll start from Scottsdale about 5am to arrive in
At New River Nature Reserve, New River surfaces above ground to support a Cottonwood/Willow riparian habitat that sits one mesquite
Mingus Mountain is a 7,700 ft. peak in the Prescott National Forest near Jerome. We’ll start very early from the
Sunset birding is back. Will it be hot? Yes. Will there be birds? Also yes. Birders of all skill levels
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CALLING ALL BIRDERS Including Beginners! Every year the Maricopa Bird Alliance participates in the Christmas Bird Count. Your observations add
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CALLING ALL BIRDERS Including Beginners! Every year the Maricopa Bird Alliance participates in the Christmas Bird Count. Your observations add
Every year between December 14 and January 5 the Maricopa Bird Alliance participates in the Christmas Bird Count to add
Exploring Madagascar Madagascar is the 4th largest island in the world. As is common with islands, it’s home to many
Join us on an adventure that combines stunning scenery with great birding! We will walk along the riparian corridor at
Have you ever looked at a bird range map, found yourself inside the continuous color and wondered why you can’t
Esther S. Rubin, Arizona Game and Fish Department Talk Description: Esther will provide an overview of a recently published study
Learn bird and insect photography from Dr. Pierre Deviche in this hands-on workshop combining classroom learning and field practice at
Travel through Ecuador with Jeff Goulding, MBA Membership Chair and accomplished photographer, as he shares breathtaking bird photography and stories
Join Matt van Wallene for “The Little-known Little Feather” — a captivating look into ear coverts and their role across
