<strong>September Meeting - </strong> –Close Encounters of the Wildlife Kind. Falyn Owens will describe some of the ways animals invite themselves into our lives. Click on the above image to check the online calendar for more information. <strong>Local birding</strong>Chimney Swifts entering roosting chimney. September is prime viewing month. This photo by Robert Oberfelder <strong>Bird walks and field trips</strong> - Click the image above to learn about up-coming events. All are welcome. The Red-shouldered Hawk is Wake Audubon's Bird of the Year for 2019. Click on the image above for more information about the Red-shouldered Hawk. <strong>Community Outreach and Conservation work</strong> – We offer many opportunities to participate in community events and conservation projects such as this milkweed planting.

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Wake Audubon is a chapter of Audubon NC and of the National Audubon Society. Located in Wake County, North Carolina, we have a membership of about 1,500 and hold monthly meetings, field trips, bird walks and other activities.

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