Sarah, Marcy, Mary Ann, Pam and Don are raising funds and conservation awareness for Houston Audubon!  We appreciate your support!

we went on our Big Day adventures on 4/30.

From Sarah -

Birdathon 2022: good friends, beautiful birds, and plenty of cookies…aka fuel! The highlight for me was walking on Houston Audubon’s new canopy walkway in High Island and seeing people of all ages, colors, backgrounds, and physical abilities. My heart swelled with pride and happiness to share the experience with others in such a special setting.

From Pam -

We had a relaxed day, birding from 8:30 am to 8 pm.  We visited local sites such as Houston Audubon’s High Island sanctuaries, Anahuac NWR, JJ Mayes Trace Park and Rollover Pass.  Birding highlights included young Pleated Woodpeckers sticking their heads out of a nest hole and a Bald Eagle flying over us at a gas station stop.

Birdathon is Houston Audubon's annual spring fundraiser where participants compete to count as many bird species as possible in a 24-hour period while fundraising for bird conservation. Birdathon is a unique tradition that takes place at Audubon chapters across the country during spring migration, and Houston Audubon has participated every year since 1981! All contributions support Houston Audubon's mission to advance the conservation of birds and positively impact their supporting environments.

Learn more at www.houstonaudubon.org/birdathon!