Four Birds, One Year: Wake Audubon’s Warblers of the Year
Bounty can be found even in winter’s austerity. Expansive crystalline skies. Generous birdsong in the bare woods. A fresh calendar replete with untrodden days. In that spirit of new-year abundance, Wake Audubon Society introduces our Birds - plural! - of the Year. Not just one, but four, New World warblers, a fitting choice from a plentiful family of about 120 species encompassing not only warblers, but also waterthrushes, yellowthroats, whitestarts, a redstart, and two parulas, who give the family its name: Parulidae. As we traverse 2026 together, we will learn…
Wake Audubon Society Celebrates 50 Years of advocating for wildlife, nature and environmental conservation
The Wake Audubon Society is turning 50! Over the course of the next year we will celebrate our Community in…
A New Voice in the Pines: Spotlight on Dr. Lauren Pharr and the Future of RCW Research
As our year-long journey with the Red-cockaded Woodpecker comes to a close, we offer one final spotlight to…
Consider Supporting Wake Audubon this Giving Tuesday
So many ways to support Wake Audubon with your Giving Tuesday donation! On December 2, join the global day of…