Northern Arizona Audubon Society (NAAS) is based among the scenic red rock canyons of Sedona and the lofty peaks of Flagstaff. Our birding world ranges from the Verde Valley to the Grand Canyon and beyond to the Utah border. Our members are active in birding, conservation and education. We offer member meetings with guest speakers from September to May. Fieldtrips are led by our volunteers year round. Conservation work below the rim is a winter activity, while the pleasant Flagstaff summers encourage outdoor work during June-September. Come visit us and we will show you the birding perspective to Northern Arizona!
South Africa Safari
What is there not to enjoy on a 25-day safari in southern Africa? Join Eric Moore for his program about the 25-day adventure he had in 2009 on safaris in the African countries of Botswana, South Africa and Lesotho. At our May 16 (Sedona) and 17 (Flagstaff) meetings, Eric will wow us with photos of some of the more than 300 bird species he saw on this trip of a lifetime. Eric also had spectacular [...]
Beginning Birding Class in April
Northern Arizona Audubon Society will be offering a bird watching workshop for beginners starting April 17. The workshop includes 3 evening classes and 3 fieldtrips. Topics include what to look for in purchasing a pair of binoculars, field guides, and tips and techniques for identifying and enjoying common birds found around Flagstaff and below the Rim. The evening classes will be held in the Flagstaff main (downtown) library. Evening Classes — Tuesdays, 6:30pm – 8:00 [...]
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Birding the Flagstaff Area
Birding the Flagstaff Area highlights some of the most significant birding spots of the region – where to go, how to get there, and what to look
