<strong>September Meeting - </strong> –Falling in Love with Lemurs. Chris Smith will talk about lemurs and the Duke Lemur Center. Click on the above image to see details on our calendar. <strong>Wake Audubon Field Trips </strong> We offer a wide variety of field trips. Coming up this fall, field trip to the Duke Lemur Center, Lake Crabtree sunset canoe trip and more. Click on the image to see our calendar. <strong>Always a good time to bird</strong> - Click the image above to view a few of the local birding sites that Wake Audubon frequents on guided bird walks and bird counts. Then check our calendar or meetup group site (click icon, upper right) for scheduled walks. Let's see who coming through for a visit! The Grasshopper Sparrow is Wake Audubon's Bird of the Year for 2017. Click on the image to read more about the Grasshopper Sparrow. <strong>Community Outreach</strong> – Wake Audubon participates in many community events over the course of a year. Click on the image above to see all of our community events.

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Recent Posts

  • Butterflies of the Raleigh Area Field Trip

    Authored by John Gerwin, trip leader. Our August Butterfly Walk began at Raulston Arboretum at 9 am on Saturday, August 5th.  We had 16 participants, 11 of which of which followed us ...

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  • Ephemeral Ponds Field Trip

    Authored by Jeff Beane On Saturday, 25 March, I led a field trip, “Ephemeral Ponds in the North Carolina Sandhills,” as a follow-up to my talk on ephemeral wetlands at th...

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  • Selected Bird Highlights from Nicaragua

    Authored by John A. Gerwin, Treasurer, Wake Audubon Society and Research Curator, Ornithology, NC Museum of Natural Sciences This is a final note from Finca Esperanza Verde, in the north centra...

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