<strong>Night Sky</strong> Click the image above to learn more about Lights Out Wake <strong>March Meeting - Join long-time Wake Audubon member Larry Zoller as he shares photos of a variety of India’s birds and other wildlife from a recent trip during a record heat wave. Learn how India manages its parks to conserve their rich natural heritage and encourages responsible ecotourism..<strong> This meeting will be in person and via Zoom.</strong> Click on the above image for more information, <strong>Purple Martins</strong> - Click the image above to learn about local birding places. The American Goldfinch is Wake Audubon's Bird of the Year for 2023. Click on the image above for more information about the Bird of the Year. <strong>Native Plant Sale</strong> – Look for information on Spring sale. Click on the image for more information.

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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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Recent Posts

  • April Musings on our Bird of the Year

    Authored by Phil Doerr With the “Ides of March” safely behind us, our American Goldfinches have really become just that! Or nearly so! Gold! Lotsa...

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  • American Goldfinch - March

    Authored by Phil Doerr The Bird of the Year, American Goldfinch,  is a frequent visitor to our late winter feeders, which you may have noticed,...

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  • Wood Duck Boxes

    Authored by Phil Doerr In recent years the inventory of usable nest boxes had deteriorated so a couple years ago the Wake Audubon Society acquired...

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