DUBUQUE AUDUBON
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Peosta, IA
11/13/24
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Peosta, IA
11/16/24
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AY McDonald Park, Dubuque, IA
10/11/19
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Eagle Point Park, Dubuque, IA
10/12/24
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Peosta, IA
10/20/2023
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Deere Dike Park
11/6/23
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Deere Dike Park, Dubuque, IA
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Eagle Point Park, Dubuque, IA
10/12/24
Welcome!
Anyone interested in birdwatching, nature, or the quality of the environment is welcome to become a member of the Dubuque Audubon Society.
Our tri-state region is a great place for birds, and one of the great things about birds is that you can enjoy them at all levels of involvement. You may be surprised how many different species we have in the area at different times of year and how quickly you can begin to identify many of them once you start looking. (Binoculars help!) Any time of year is a great time to be a birder, and we hope you’ll join us!
Our Mission
The mission of the Dubuque Audubon Society is to provide educational opportunities to the people of the tri-state area and to preserve the natural habitat of birds and other wildlife.
Dubuque Audubon December Program
Ducks Unlimited – Wetlands Conservation
Thursday, 12/12/24
6:45 PM Social/Sharing Time
7 – 8 PM Program
EB Lyons Interpretive Center
8991 Bellevue Heights Road
Dubuque, IA 52003
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Mike Shannon, senior regional biologist in Iowa for Ducks Unlimited, will provide a brief overview of the continental work Ducks Unlimited is doing and then focus his presentation on wetland work in Iowa. Mike is a waterfowl biologist and wetlands expert who has been with Ducks Unlimited for almost 25 years and leads the Iowa conservation team.
Ben Berka, Ducks Unlimited Director of Development – Iowa, will be in attendance.
Calendar of Events
We hold monthly meetings from September through May, with programs on a variety of topics related to nature and the environment.
We also hold an annual Christmas bird count, an annual Duck Waddle trip to Green Island (traditionally the 2nd Saturday in March), and an annual spring species count (traditionally the Saturday before Mother’s Day), and we offer additional field trips throughout the year.
You can tailor your birding to your interest and activity level, and all levels of experience are welcome.
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eBird isn’t just a way for you to keep track of the birds you see; it’s a great resource for finding birds you’ve never seen.
Try out the links below to explore Dubuque County in eBird.
