JOIN US ON A FIELD TRIP
JOIN US ON A FIELD TRIP
From birds in migration to butterflies in summer, most trips are free and open to the public!
JOIN US ON A FIELD TRIP
From birds in migration to butterflies in summer to gulls at the dump, you're bound to find something new and exciting. Most trips are free and open to the public!
EVENING PROGRAMS
EVENING PROGRAMS
We bring interesting birding and natural history programs to you. Free and open to the public.
EVENING PROGRAMS
We bring interesting speakers to you, followed by coffee, snacks, and socializing. These informative and entertaining programs are free and open to the public.
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
We bring you special events, like the Christmas Bird Count and the county-wide North American Migration Count.
SPECIAL EVENTS
We bring you special events, like the Ann Arbor Christmas Bird Count and the North American Migration Count.
Susan Kielb
- Position:
- CBC Area 5
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- (734) 660-5320
The Latest News
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Chimney Swift Update - 10/2/2018
Washtenaw Audubon is thrilled to announce that the Ann Arbor City Council has heard your voices, and voted unanimously to evaluate the chimney at 415 W. Washington for retention, even while other structures at the site are demolished. IF the… Read More -
Conservation Alert: Chimney Swifts at Risk in Your Back Yard
A September 13 article on MLIVE discussed the potential demolition of the chimney swift roost at 415 W. Washington Street, across from the Ann Arbor YMCA. Washtenaw Audubon intends to try to save the chimney from demolition to protect the roosting… Read More -
LaRue “Tex” Wells, Dean of Michigan Birders
by Glenn Belyea LaRue “Tex” Wells of Ann Arbor, dean of Michigan birders and a Washtenaw Audubon member since 1973, passed away on August 16, 2018, just a few days shy of his 97th birthday. Tex, as he was always… Read More -
Washtenaw May Count 2018
Our May Count 2018 results are finally in (download a PDF of results with link below), and thanks to so many volunteers, about 70 of us strong, we made a great showing, under adverse conditions. 176 species were observed by… Read More -
The 71st Ann Arbor CBC – December 16, 2017: Or, really, the 72nd Ann Arbor CBC!
Much like I did last year, I’d like to start off this year’s CBC report with an administrative note. As we were gathering for the potluck-tally at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens, Mike Kielb pointed out that this year’s count really… Read More
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