Denver Audubon Urban Christmas Bird Count, Sunday, January 1, 2022

Multiple locations and times

An annual holiday tradition for 123 years! We encourage you to get involved, and every birding level is welcome: beginner, intermediate, and advanced. The more eyes we have, the more birds we see. Kickoff the New Year with a half day or whole day effort. It’s a good way to ring in 2023!

The count covers a circle with a 15-mile diameter that includes the Platte River from North City limits to Mississippi, west to Buckley Field and Rocky Mtn. Arsenal.

Below are the registration links for each event!

We are overwhelmed by your support!

Over this past month, we've asked our community for support and you guys did not let us down. 49% of our annual funding last year came from donors. Suffice to say, we would not be here without the immense support of our community.

We are happy to report that for Colorado Gives Day, we received over $26,000. Your support will help us continue to grow our mission and keep our doors open another year. We are so grateful to have a community dedicated to ensuring the future of birds, wildlife, and their habitats. We look forward to sharing updates about the continued impact of your gift throughout 2023.

If you didn't get a chance to donate, there is still is time! Any donations made through December are tax-deductible for 2022.

Birding Insights: Wooed by Woodpeckers

Denver Audubon Nature Center

Saturday, January 7

9am-11am

Woodpeckers are active and valuable members of our Front Range bird population. Learn more about these birds, especially the Northern Flicker, a woodpecker who loves to dine on the harvester ants at the Audubon Nature Center.

Birding Insights: Bluebirds of Colorado

Denver Audubon Nature Center

Saturday, February 25

10am-12pm

The arrival of the bluebirds in Colorado can signal the start of spring! Join Denver Audubon and Master Birder, Brian Tavernia, in learning about these stunning icons of spring.