Summary Flycatchers of North America Flycatchers are notoriously difficult to identify and arguably one of the last frontiers of field identification in North America. Join Cin-Ty Lee, coauthor of the recent Princeton Field Guide Series to North American Flycatchers for a lecture and tutorial on the ins and outs of flycatcher identification. This tutorial will […]

FIELD TRIPS FRIDAY, January 26, 2023 Birding on your own if you arrive early. See https://alabamabirdingtrails.com. 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. Wilson Lake Boat Trip – Our Keynote Speaker and gull expert Amar Ayyash will boat to the dam to teach gull identification. (Requires advance signup and extra payment, $60 per person. Contact Damien Simbeck for […]

The Society is spending over $3400 annually to print and mail The Yellowhammer.  Next year it will cost even more. There are only approximately 115 members who still receive a print copy.  That’s over $29 per account, while individual dues are only $25. That also does not count the expense of Alabama BirdLife, which will […]

ALABAMA ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY Schedule AOS Spring meeting: April 19-21, 2024 Unless otherwise noted, all events will start at the Dauphin Island Community Center, 412 Lemoyne Dr. All activities are casual. FRIDAY, APRIL 12 6:00 p.m. Board meeting: Via Internet FRIDAY, APRIL 19 6:30 a.m. Drew Haffenden leads our regular field trip to Splinter Hill Bog […]

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