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May 2017
AOS Birds and Barbecue eBird Field Trip to Fayette County
AOS Birds and Barbecue eBird Field Trip to Fayette County Saturday, May 20, 2017. The Alabama Ornithological Society is planning an all-day birding blitz in Fayette County on Saturday, May 20, led by Greg Harber, one of Alabama’s leading birders. AOS has undertaken a multi-year project in cooperation with Cornell Lab of Ornithology to boost Alabama’s records of bird occurrences in the eBird database. eBird is Cornell Lab’s citizen science project that tracks bird population dynamics using input from…
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Fall 2017 AOS Meeting
(The fall meeting is always held the 2nd Friday in October at Dauphin Island, AL)
Find out more »January 2018
Winter 2018 AOS Meeting
Registration is now closed for the AOS Winter Meeting, to be held this year near St. Marks NWR in Crawfordville, Florida, January 26-28. Owl Researcher Denver Holt will be the Keynote Speaker. Holt, who is Founder and President of the Owl Research Institute in Montana, will speak about 'Adaptation in Owls' at the AOS Saturday night banquet. Friday field trips are planned to Bald Point State Park and Edward Ball State Park, which includes Wakulla Springs. Saturday will feature…
Find out more »April 2018
AOS 2018 Spring Meeting on Dauphin Island
Note: Unless otherwise noted, all AOS Spring Meeting activities will be held in a new location: Isle Dauphine Supper Club, 100 Orleans Drive, Dauphin Island Dr. Mark Woodrey will speak on the Gulf of Mexico Avian Monitoring Network Dr. Mark Woodrey is a Research Ecologist at the Mississippi State University Coastal Research and Extension Center in Biloxi, Mississippi. He serves as the Research Coordinator at the NOAA/Mississippi Department of Marine Resources Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Moss Point,…
Find out more »October 2018
AOS Fall Meeting
Everyone is welcome! To join, register, learn about our outings meetings and more click the link below.
Unless otherwise noted, all activities begin or occur at:
United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, 302 Key Street, Dauphin Island, AL 36528
January 2019
April 2019
AOS Spring Meeting
The AOS Spring Meeting will be held this year at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab's Shelby Center, on picturesque Dauphin Island. Highlights include an all-day Friday field trip followed by a Friday night Potluck Get-together. Saturday will include more field trips and an evening banquet with a keynote speaker. Sunday morning you can join the official AOS field trip or bird the island on your own. Join us--everyone is welcome! See the Agenda and Register Now
Find out more »October 2019
AOS Fall Meeting
Join us for the Fall Meeting of the Alabama Ornithological Society on Alabama's beautiful Dauphin Island! Unless otherwise noted, all activities begin or occur at: The Church of the Island, 302 Key Street, Dauphin Island, AL 36528 To register online for the AOS Fall Meeting, click here: https://www.aosbirds.org/2019fall/ Meeting Schedule: Friday, October 11, 2019 7:00 a.m. Field Trip to Fort Morgan Peninsula, East Mobile Bay and Meaher State Park 5:00 p.m. Registration Where: Church of the Island (formerly DI United Methodist Church Fellowship…
Find out more »January 2020
Alabama Ornithological Society Winter Meeting
Auburn University will be the site of the Winter, 2020 AOS meeting, presided over by incoming AOS President Geoff Hill, an ecologist and ornithologist in Auburn’s Department of Biological Sciences. Highlights of the meeting include a tour of the Southeastern Raptor Center, field trips to Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge and West Point Dam and vicinity, and our Saturday night Keynote Speaker, Dr. Scott Rush, of Mississippi State University. The meeting is friendly and open to all who love birds, regardless…
Find out more »April 2020
AOS Spring Meeting Cancelled
The 2020 AOS Spring Meeting on April 17-19 on Dauphin Island has been cancelled because of the Coronavirus pandemic. Those who had already registered for the meeting have been given a full refund. AOS members are urged to keep in touch through AlBirds and this website.
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