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SUMMARY:Birdability Week 2026
DESCRIPTION:Colorado Springs Birdability Week Events! \n\nCome bird with us Monday October 19 through Sunday October 25\n\nBirdability Week 2026 – Colorado Springs\n\nThis October\, join us for our second annual Birdability Week\, a week of welcoming\, accessible events centered around something we can all share: a love of birds!Birdability works to make birding and the outdoors more inclusive for people with disabilities and other accessibility considerations\, and our events are thoughtfully planned with accessibility in mind. But Birdability Week is for everyone! If you love birds\, enjoy nature\, want to learn something new\, or simply want to spend time with a welcoming community\, come as you are and join us. \nAll Birdability Week events are free! Join us for one event\, a few\, or the entire week. Advance registration is requested so we know who to expect and can prepare for any accommodations that will help make your experience comfortable and enjoyable. \nYou don’t need your own birding equipment! We’ll have binoculars\, a spotting scope\, birding books\, bird bingo\, and accessibility aids available at our walks. Bryan will also have wildlife photography equipment for participants to try\, and any photos you take are yours to keep! We’ll keep an eBird list at each walk to share afterward\, too. \nLast year\, we spotted 44 bird species across just 4 Birdability Week events\, including Belted Kingfishers\, American Kestrels\, Horned Larks\, and Yellow-rumped Warblers. We can’t wait to see what we find together this year! \n\n\n\nRegister Now\n\nLocation\nVarious Locations\n\nDate & Time\nOctober 19 – October 25\, 2026\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSchedule\nClick “Register Now” to explore the full details for each event and choose which ones you’d like to attend. The registration page includes additional information about each location\, accessibility\, walking distances and surfaces\, restrooms\, what to expect\, and other details to help you decide which events are right for you.\n\n💚 Join us for one event or all five!\nAccessible\, welcoming\, joyful birding for everyone. Come as you are and come bird with us!\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMonday October 19th\n\n\nBird Walk at Kettle Lakes on the U.S. Air Force Academy from 9-10:30 am\n\n\nWe’ll kick off Birdability Week with a Bird Walk at Kettle Lakes on the U.S. Air Force Academy from 9–10:30 am. Led by Fish & Wildlife Biologist Johnny Ochs and our Wild Birds Unlimited staff\, this outing is a relaxed and welcoming opportunity to enjoy the birds and beautiful surroundings of Kettle Lakes. \nNo military ID or base entry is required for this event. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWednesday October 21st\n\n\nTalon Talk from 12-1 pm\n\nHead over to Wild Birds Unlimited for a special Talon Talk from 12–1 pm. Nature’s Educators will introduce us to four native Colorado raptors\, giving participants the opportunity to learn about these incredible birds up close in a welcoming\, accessible setting.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFriday October 23rd\n\n\nShort Bird Walk & Birding Sit at Rock Ledge Ranch from 4:30-6 pm\n\nJoin us for a Short Bird Walk & Birding Sit at Rock Ledge Ranch from 4:30–6 pm\, right at the entrance to Garden of the Gods. Take a short\, easy-paced walk with us and then settle in for a relaxed birding sit\, with plenty of time to watch\, listen\, and experience what comes our way.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaturday October 24th\n\n\nBird Walk & Birding Sit at Nancy Lewis Park from 9:30-11 am\n\nJoin us for a Bird Walk & Birding Sit at Nancy Lewis Park from 9:30–11 am\, conveniently located in central Colorado Springs. With its pond and surrounding green space\, this accessible neighborhood park is a wonderful place to look for ducks\, geese\, and other waterfowl. Walk with us\, enjoy a birding sit\, or do a little of both.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSunday October 25th\n\n\nCar Birding at Evergreen Cemetery from 8:30-10am\n\nJoin us to explore an unexpected Colorado Springs birding hotspot: Evergreen Cemetery! From 8:30–10 am\, we’ll bird our way through the beautiful\, historic grounds by car\, stopping at several locations to explore different habitats. At each stop\, you can stay in your vehicle and bird from the car\, get out and explore\, or do a little of both. It’s a relaxed way to experience more of this 220-acre green space while looking and listening for the many birds that call Evergreen Cemetery home.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBirding Leaders\n\nAll of our bird walks will be led by Wild Birds Unlimited staff members Bryan Poss and Meridith Nash-Martin\, two wonderful birders who are excited to help make your birding experience as enjoyable as possible. If you are brand new to birding\, they are happy to help you get started. More experienced birders are just as welcome to come along\, explore\, and enjoy the birds with us!\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBryan Poss\n\n\n\n\n\nMeridith Nash-Martin\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin us for one\, a few\, or all five events!\n\nWe look forward to birding with you!\n\nRegister Now
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SUMMARY:Birding By Book | "Starlings: The Curious Odyssey of a Most Hated Bird"
DESCRIPTION:Birding by Book is a book club for those who love birds AND books! The club meets to discuss selected book titles and create community among birders in the Pikes Peak area. \nRead Starlings: The Curious Odyssey of a Most Hated Bird by Mike Stark at your leisure\, then join us on Monday\, October 19th for book club discussion. \nNamed a 2025 Choice Outstanding Academic Title\nFourth Place for the Arizona Authors Association Literary Award \nHas there ever been a more hated bird than the European starling? Let loose in New York City’s Central Park by a misguided aristocrat\, the starlings were supposed to help curb insect outbreaks and add to the tuneful choir of other songbirds. Rather than staying put\, the dark and speckled starlings marched across the continent like a conquering army. In less than sixty years\, they were in every state in the contiguous United States and their numbers topped two hundred million. Cities came under siege; crops buckled beneath their weight. Public sentiment quickly soured. \nA bitter\, baffling\, and sometimes comical war on starlings ensued. Weapons included dynamite\, guns\, bounties\, fake owls\, real owls\, rubber snakes\, balloons\, itching powder\, and greased building ledges. Still\, artists and scientists marveled at their undulating aerial formations\, which seemed equal parts poetry and mathematics. Keen listeners recognized the starling as one of the world’s great vocal mimics\, imitating everything from fellow birds and cell phones to barking dogs\, car alarms\, and TV commercials. And then there were their undeniable skills of adaptation and survival. What if there was more to these stubborn villains than once thought? \nMike Stark’s Starlings is a first-of-its-kind history of starlings in America\, an oddball\, love-hate story at the intersection of human folly\, ornithology\, and one bird’s tenacious will to endure. \nRoadrunner Bookshop is offering new copies of Starlings: The Curious Odyssey of a Most Hated Bird at a 15% discount to book club members. Please email your request to place an order along with your RSVP. \nSeating is LIMITED\, and a reservation is required.\nRSVP by emailing BirdingByBook@gmail.com. \nphoto credit: University of Nebraska Press
URL:https://www.aikenaudubon.com/event/birding-by-book-listening-to-a-continent-sing/
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SUMMARY:October Monthly Meeting with Nathan Pieplow
DESCRIPTION:Join Aiken Audubon Society with Nathan Pieplow on Wednesday October 21\, 2026 \nThe Best Bird Sounds You’ve Never Heard\nWhat if I told you that vultures\, shorebirds\, and House Sparrows are some of the most accomplished avian singers in North America? Maybe you’ve never heard them before. Or maybe you’ve never heard them quite this way. This presentation will delve into the surprising world of bird sounds that are hidden\, underappreciated\, and sometimes flat-out denied to exist. You’ll discover the concealed complexity inside a so-called “chirp”; hear the surprising sound of a vulture’s flight display; and learn about many common birds whose song you may have missed\, including singing ducks\, hooting sandpipers\, and wing-clapping owls. Your guide will be Nathan Pieplow\, the author of the Peterson Field Guide to Bird Sounds\, who will unravel the mysteries of some of the rarest and most startling sounds in his collection after two decades of nature sound recording. \nNathan Pieplow is the author of the Peterson Field Guide to Bird Sounds\, published in two volumes\, one for Eastern and one for Western North America. An avid bird sound recordist\, he is the author of the bird sound blog Earbirding.com\, a board member of the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies\, an author of the Colorado Birding Trail\, and former editor of the journal Colorado Birds. He is also the co-author (with Katheryn Lumsden) of the middle-grade children’s novel Confessions of a Mango. He teaches writing and rhetoric at the University of Colorado in Boulder. \nThis is an in-person meeting held at the Bear Creek Nature Center\, 245 Bear Creek Rd\, Colorado Springs\, CO\, 80906. NOTE:this is a change from our usual venue. \nIf you would prefer to attend via zoom\, here is the link: \nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/5770180765?pwd=ZaUy7qRz4askuBDWbOkvv3yaxEmdTH.1&omn=85079933786 \n  \nDoors Open: 6:30pm\nMeeting announcements: 7:00pm\nProgram Presentation: 7:15pm \nphoto by Rich Leche
URL:https://www.aikenaudubon.com/event/october-monthly-meeting-with-nathan-pieplow/
LOCATION:Bear Creek Nature Center\, 245 Bear Creek Rd\, Colorado Springs\, CO\, 80906
CATEGORIES:MONTHLY MEETING
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SUMMARY:Birds & Brews: Fountain Creek Nature Center & Peaks N Pines Brewing
DESCRIPTION:Fountain Creek Nature Center & Peaks N Pines Brewing \n\nSunday\, October 25\, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. \nThe woodlands\, meadows\, wetlands\, creek\, and ponds of Fountain Creek Regional Park make this one of the best places to observe a wide variety of birds in the region. Many species are possible on this guided walk\, but we’ll be keeping our fingers crossed for Herons\, Wood Ducks\, and any rarities hanging out at “the spa”. Afterwards we’ll celebrate the birds and fall colors with a beer down at the Peaks N Pines in Fountain.\n– Restrooms will be available at the Nature Center\n– Difficulty: easy/moderate. This will be a 2.5 mile walk along mostly flat trails at a slow\, birder’s pace.\n– Bring your binoculars; if you need to borrow some\, just request with your RSVP.\n– Space is limited. RSVP by emailing Jessica at jessicaisbirding@gmail.com.\n\n\nPhoto: Ruby-crowned Kinglet – Jocelyn Anderson/Audubon Photography Awards
URL:https://www.aikenaudubon.com/event/birds-brews-fountain-creek-nature-center-peaks-n-pines-brewing-2/
LOCATION:Fountain Creek Nature Center\, 320 Pepper Grass Lane\, Fountain\, 80817
CATEGORIES:FIELD TRIPS
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SUMMARY:WAITLIST ONLY: Eleven Mile Canyon with DFO
DESCRIPTION:Eleven Mile Canyon with Denver Field Ornithologists—Search for dippers along the South Platte \n10/30/2026      6:00 AM – 4:00 PM\nLeader: David Suddjian\nTrip Difficulty: Easy \nHabitats to bird: Conifer Forest\, Reservoir\, Riparian\, Wetland\nExplore beautiful granite Eleven Mile Canyon upstream from from Lake George. We may see many American Dippers\, and some variety of other land and water birds are expected. A Northern Pygmy-Owl might show up. The canyon road offers fine views of the South Platte river\, plus white water rapids\, domes and high cliffs. We will make short walks of less than a mile. Bring lunch\, snack\, and drinks. There is a small entry fee for each vehicle that we can share. We will carpool from the meeting spot. A second meeting spot will be announced to rendesvous with birders from the Colorado Springs area. \nThis trip is full. Joining the waitlist is recommended! Join on this webpage: https://dfobirds.org/FieldTrips/Register.aspx?TripID=22573. If you do not already have an account with DFO\, visit https://dfobirds.org/\, click “LOGIN” then click “Create an account” and follow the prompts. \nPhoto: American Dipper / Evan Barrientos/Audubon
URL:https://www.aikenaudubon.com/event/waitlist-only-eleven-mile-canyon-with-dfo/
LOCATION:CO
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SUMMARY:Cemetery Birding on Halloween
DESCRIPTION:This bird walk is at capacity. If you would like to me added to the waitlist\, please reach out at the email listed below. \nTrick or Treat? No tricks here\, just the treat of enjoying an afternoon of birding with others! \nJoin us for a leisurely stroll through the evergreens on Halloween afternoon.\nWe’ll spend our time scanning the trees and grounds for the usual suspects and may possibly see a surprise Red Crossbill or Wild Turkey. We never know who might show up. \nThe majority of our time will be spent on level\, paved walkways with the occasional dirt or grass path.\nDress accordingly for an October fall afternoon in Colorado. \nThis bird walk is open to birders of all levels\, beginner to expert. \nPlease let us know if you need to borrow binoculars when you RSVP.\nSpace is limited. \nKindly RSVP to Tally at BirdingByBook@gmail.com.
URL:https://www.aikenaudubon.com/event/cemetery-birding-on-halloween/
LOCATION:Evergreen Cemetery\, 1005 Hancock Expy\, Colorado Springs\, CO\, 80903\, United States
CATEGORIES:FIELD TRIPS
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SUMMARY:Lake Pueblo State Park with DFO
DESCRIPTION:Lake Pueblo State Park\n11/7/2026      6:00 AM – 4:00 PM\nLeader: David Suddjian   dsuddjian@gmail.com or 831-713-8659\nTrip Difficulty: Moderate \nHabitats to bird: Developed\, Grassland\, Pinyon/Juniper Woodland\, Reservoir\, Riparian\, Scrub\n \nWe will look for birds at Lake Pueblo State Park and nearby spots. Waterbirds will be a major focus – we’ll scan for loons\, ducks\, grebes\, gulls and more from the lake’s best vantage points – but we’ll also be alert for raptors and land birds in the park’s upland habitats. Our itinerary will be flexible based on recent reports\, weather conditions and time. We’ll spend the morning and a several hours of the afternoon in or near the park\, so pack a lunch\, water and such and remember to bring along warm layers in the event of chilling fall breezes. Bring a spotting scope if you have one. State Parks pass required for vehicles in the park\, and everyone needs a Parks and Wildlife habitat pass or fishing lisence for a visit to the Swallows SWA. A Pueblo area meet-up spot will be announced for birders from El Paso or Pueblo counties. \nThis trip is limited and registration will open at noon on 10/17/2026. on this webpage: https://dfobirds.org/FieldTrips/Register.aspx?TripID=22581. If you do not already have an account with DFO\, visit https://dfobirds.org/\, click “LOGIN” then click “Create an account” and follow the prompts.
URL:https://www.aikenaudubon.com/event/lake-pueblo-state-park-with-dfo/
LOCATION:Lake Pueblo State Park (Visitor Center)\, 601-633 Pueblo Reservoir Rd\, Pueblo\, CO\, 81005\, United States
CATEGORIES:FIELD TRIPS
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SUMMARY:Cross Creek Regional Park and Big Johnson Reservoir with Pat Paternostro
DESCRIPTION:Cross Creek Regional Park and Big Johnson Reservoir birding trip – Saturday November 7th.  \nJoin Pat Paternostro and Aiken Audubon for a birding trip to Cross Creek Regional Park and Big Johnson Reservoir.\nWe will meet at Cross Creek and bird the perimeter of the pond looking for up-close views of returning waterfowl including Canvasback\, Redhead\, and others.\nFrom there we will head to Big Johnson Reservoir and scope from a couple different spots\, looking for grebes\, ducks\, gulls and raptors.\nIf you have a scope\, please bring it along.\n\nWe will meet at the parking lot of Cross Creek Regional Park at 8am (8115 Parkglen Drive\, Fountain).\nWe should wrap at Big Johnson around 11am.\nIf you would like to attend\, RSVP Pat at broncos30@hotmail.com.\n\nPhoto: Ring-necked Ducks\, Kyle Smith/Audubon Photography Awards
URL:https://www.aikenaudubon.com/event/cross-creek-regional-park-and-big-johnson-reservoir-with-pat-paternostro/
LOCATION:Cross Creek Regional Park\, 8115 Parkglen Drive\, Fountain\, CO\, 80817\, United States
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SUMMARY:November Monthly Meeting:Practical solutions for preventing bird-window collisions at home and in your community
DESCRIPTION:Join Aiken Audubon Society and Kaitlyn Parkins on November 18\, 2026 as she presents via zoom. \nHave you ever heard the unmistakable “thud” of a bird striking a window and rushed to its aid? Or perhaps you’ve come across a stunned bird on the sidewalk? You’re not alone. In the United States\, more than 1 billion birds lose their lives to window collisions annually. The good news? There are effective ways to prevent these tragedies— from simple fixes at home to promoting bird-friendly policies in your area. In this webinar\, American Bird Conservancy’s Kaitlyn Parkins will discuss the reasons behind bird-window collisions\, the most effective strategies for preventing these incidents\, how bird-friendly materials are tested and rated\, and ways to support initiatives for safer\, bird-friendly building designs in your community \nBio: Kaitlyn Parkins\, M.S.\, is the Glass Collisions Program Coordinator at American Bird Conservancy\, where she focuses on reducing bird-window collisions through education\, outreach\, glass testing\, research\, and policy solutions. Her work ranges from helping individuals and communities address collisions at specific buildings to working with architects\, advocates\, and organizations on broader efforts to make buildings safer for birds \nThis is an in-person meeting held at the Colorado Parks & Wildlife Office; 4255 Sinton Road 80907. Our entrance to the building is located on the EAST side (back side) of the building; not the main entrance. Parking is encouraged in the south and west parking lots. \nIf you would prefer to attend via zoom\, here is the link: \nJoin Zoom Meeting\nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/5770180765?pwd=ZaUy7qRz4askuBDWbOkvv3yaxEmdTH.1&omn=85079933786 \nDoors Open: 6:30pm\nMeeting announcements: 7:00pm\nProgram Presentation: 7:15pm
URL:https://www.aikenaudubon.com/event/november-monthly-meetingpractical-solutions-for-preventing-bird-window-collisions-at-home-and-in-your-community/
LOCATION:Colorado Parks and Wildlife Office\, 4255 Sinton Rd\, Colorado Springs\, 80907
CATEGORIES:MONTHLY MEETING
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