Golden Eagle Audubon Society
Anna’s Hummingbird. Photo by Mick Thompson.
Dedicated to building an understanding, appreciation, and respect for the natural world in order to conserve and restore natural ecosystems for birds and other wildlife.
We are Southwest Idaho’s chapter of the National Audubon Society
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The Wild Turkey
Terry Rich introduces us to the North American wild turkey, that you might just see in your neighborhood.
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Miracle on Palmyra
Matthew Miller of The Nature Conservancy will tell the story of the recovery of Palmyra Atoll on Nov. 19.
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Christmas Bird Count
Registration is open for the Boise Christmas Bird Count. Join in.
Upcoming Events
Join us for monthly programs, field trips, and more! Field trip group size is limited to provide a quality experience for all. Please register in advance.
Matt Miller will share the story of the incredible ecological success on Palmyra atoll at our November Monthly Program.
John Rakestraw provides tips on what to quickly look for when you see a new bird.
Hooded Warbler by Ken Miracle
There’s a place for all birders in the Boise Christmas Bird Count on December 21.
White-crowned Sparrow by Ken Miracle
Matt Miller will share the story of the incredible ecological success on Palmyra atoll at our November Monthly Program.
We will meet near the West Greenbelt Bridge in Garden City, and from there we will walk on the greenbelt path.
A number of birds reside at Canyon Hill Cemetery, especially during the winter season. We will walk around the cemetery looking for wintering birds such as brown creepers, kinglets, chickadees, crossbills, cedar waxwings, and other songbirds.
This Black Friday, #OptOutside and join Golden Eagle Audubon for a pleasant walk around Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve.
John Rakestraw provides tips on what to quickly look for when you see a new bird.
Hooded Warbler by Ken Miracle
Terry Rich speaks about cool birds that don’t visit your winter feeders.
Burrowing Owls by Ken Miracle
Come join the Golden Eagle Audubon Society on a classic caravanning field trip. We will explore Ted Trueblood WMA, then make a few stops at CJ Strike Reservoir before going to Bruneau Dunes State Park.
We will be exploring Kathryn Albertson Park on this birding outing. There is a variety of wildlife that can be found in the park, including a number of bird species.
We will spend this morning at Kathryn Albertson Park, a great place to bird at all times of year.
The long-running Nampa Christmas Bird Count is on Saturday, Dec. 14.
Black-capped Chickadee by Ken Miracle