Weminuche Audubon Society

Forest Tour with San Juan Headwaters Forest Health Partnership/Date Change
2024-06-28 08:15 - 13:00 (America/Denver)
We hope that you will join us on Friday, June 28 on a tour of our Bird Monitoring Project sites with members of San Juan Headwaters Forest Health Partnership. This will be an information sharing tour for a “Bird’s Eye View of the Forest”. This field trip will be of particular interest to those who have participated in our Bird Monitoring Project surveys in recent years. We will demonstrate methods of our project, discuss what we have learned so far, and hear from Forest Service personnel how these forests have been managed in the past and plans for the future. We will be visiting sites on Fawn Gulch and Jackson Mtn. Participants will meet at the CSU Extension Office on Hwy 84 at 8:15 AM for carpooling to the sites. Bring binoculars, water, snacks and lunch. Anticipate a return to the CSU office between 1:00 and 1:30.
Be aware that rainy weather may force the tour to be postponed.

Riverwalk Wetlands Tour
2024-06-25 19:00 - 20:00, 2024-06-18 19:00 - 20:00 | Riverwalk
Take a free tour of discovery through the Riverwalk wetlands conservation area with trained naturalists from Pagosa Wetland Partners. Learn about the resources and services this habitat provides and the forces at play that make them special. Tours last approximately 1-1.5 hours. The 1.5 mile paved trail is wheel-chair accessible. Please bring water, sunglasses, a hat and your curiosity. Cameras and binoculars are a plus, but no pets please. Tours are offered on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 PM and Saturday mornings at 8:00 AM, weather dependent. Advance registration is not required. Meet your guides at the Native Plants Garden on the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership site in Centennial Park.

Riverwalk Wetlands Tour
2024-06-22 08:00 - 09:30

Birding at Chimney Rock
2024-06-21 08:00 - 10:00, 2024-06-08 08:00 - 10:00 | Chimney Rock National Monument, 3179 CO 151, Chimney Rock, CO, 81121
This fun and casual 2-hour bird walk is led by a knowledgeable birding guide from the Weminuche Audubon Society. These outings will introduce you to the diverse community of birds that spend their summer at Chimney Rock National Monument. Your guide will help you identify various species and explain the unique adaptations that allow these birds to survive here. Birders of all skill levels are welcome to participate. Not recommended for young children.
Participants will be walking slowly on uneven terrain in the lower area of Chimney Rock; thus, no archaeological sites will be included on this tour. Good walking shoes are advised, along with plenty of water and sun protection—also bring those binoculars!
This is a Chimney Rock event, a fee is charged and advance reservation is required. For more information on this tour and to make a reservation, go to https://www.chimneyrockco.org/birding/

2024 Annual Meeting
2024-06-19 17:30 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
This month the Weminuche Audubon chapter will conduct its annual meeting. A potluck dinner with contributions from attendees always ensures a good time. This is the meeting when members come together to socialize, review our accomplishments over the past year, hear a report on our finances, and conduct elections to the Board of Directors.
If you are interested in finding out what our group is all about, please join us. Audubon meetings are open to the public. We are always looking for volunteers to help with the varied projects that we are involved in. Gardening, educating youth, conducting bird surveys, monitoring water quality and learning about our natural environment are just some of the ways that members keep involved.
We will meet at the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis St on Wednesday, June 19. We will arrive at 5:30 PM for set up with the intention of starting the meal at 6:00 PM. Please bring a dish to share, your dinnerware and utensils. Please enter through the side door close to the parking lot or let us know to open the main door for handicap entrance.
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June Plant Walk with Lake McCullough
2024-06-10 09:30 - 14:00
Early-Season Edible and Medicinal Plants
First Tour: 9:30 to 11:30 Second Tour: 11:45 to 1:45
Join certified herbalist, Lake McCullough, to discover early summer herbs, wildflowers, and edible plants in the Ponderosa Pine Ecozone. These popular free tours last 2 hours, are limited to 15 people and advance registration is required. No dogs please.
Reserve your space by calling Lake at 970-398-0923 or stop in and see her at her wonderful store, Earthsense Herbals, at 144 Pagosa St.
This tour will meet on Turkey Springs Road. From Highway 160, take Piedra Road (CR 600) 6.3 miles north to Turkey Springs Road (Forest Service Road 629). Turn left onto Turkey Springs Road and continue 4.5 miles, keeping straight at the Brockover Road (FS 919) intersection. Continue another .1 mile. Parking is along the side of the road. Walks are about 2 miles roundtrip. Please be prepared for rugged trails and unpredictable weather.
Additional tours will be offered on July 15 and August 3 for higher elevation plants. Watch for information on these tours on our event calendar.

Riverwalk Naturalist Training
2024-06-03 09:00 - 11:00 | Riverwalk
Learn to lead tours of the Riverwalk wetlands in these free training sessions. The goal of these tours is to foster an appreciation of this important habitat and advocate for its protection. Tours take place twice a week during June through August.
The last training session will be a private tour for returning and new guides. Lake McCullough will be leading this walk with a focus on wetland plants. Along with
identification tips, Lake will be talking about a variety of strategies plants use to survive and thrive.
For information contact pagosawetlands@gmail.com

Birding at Chimney Rock National Monument
2024-05-24 08:00 - 10:00 | Chimney Rock National Monument, 3179 CO 151, Chimney Rock, CO, 81121

Riverwalk Naturalist Training
2024-05-18 09:00 - 11:00 | Ruby Sisson Library, Large Meeting Room, 811 San Juan St, Pagosa Springs, CO, 81147
Learn to lead tours of the Riverwalk wetlands in these free training sessions. The goal of these tours is to foster an appreciation of this important habitat and advocate for its protection. Tours take place twice a week during June through August.
We will use this training session to broaden and deepen our understanding of wetland plants,animals and ecology. In the first week of training, guides will be asked to choose a topic or subject they are interested in, spend some time researching their topic and writing up a fact sheet. Then, at this training session, guides will give a 5-10 minute talk about their findings. We will all learn some new and interesting things to share on our tours, and nurture our own excitement about discovering new ideas.
For information contact pagosawetlands@gmail.com

May Chapter Meeting-Birding by Ear
2024-05-15 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
In the last couple of weeks, many of our summer songbirds have returned to brighten our lives with their colorful plumage and cheerful songs. Western tanagers, black-headed grosbeaks, house wrens, yellow warblers, yellow-rumped warblers and others, all announcing ‘I am here’. It’s time to renew our training in matching birds with their songs and calls.
Birding by ear to identify bird species is an important skill used by volunteers in our Forest Bird Monitoring Project, set to start soon. Oftentimes, knowing a song is the only way to count a bird hiding in the brush. At our May meeting, Audubon Rockies Community Naturalist, Keith Bruno, will help us with some tricks to learn the songs of birds that inhabit our forests.
Diane Cirksena is awarding a special door prize to a lucky person at the meeting, but you must be present to win.
The public is invited to join us for our meeting on Wednesday, May 15, at the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis St. We will gather at 6 PM for socializing and the meeting will start at 6:30. Please enter through the side door off the parking lot or let us know to open the main door for handicap entry. In appreciation for our meeting space, we welcome donations of non-perishable food for the church food bank. Use the following link to join by Zoom if you can’t attend in person.
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Ute Mtn Mesa Verde Birding Festival
2024-05-15 - 2024-05-19
The Annual Ute Mountain Mesa Verde Birding Festival provides a popular venue for visiting southwestern Colorado during the second weekend in May. Nestled between alpine and mesa forests and scenic desert canyons, the Four Corner’s intriguingly diverse landscapes, and mild climate, have drawn people to the region for generations. Ancestral Pueblo farmers dwelled in places now known as Mesa Verde, Hovenweep, and Canyon of the Ancients. Today’s meadows, pastures, cultivated fields, historic orchards, stock ponds and reservoirs establish habitat for a wide-spectrum of migratory and resident birds. Some species, such as Lucy’s Warbler, are found no place else in Colorado.
Hosted by the Cortez Cultural Center, the UMMV Birding Festival draws upon the expertise of regional wildlife specialists who volunteer as tour guides and guest lecturers. Each year new tours, and repeat favorites, explore an array of birding hotspots that attract avian species from loons and grebes to sparrows, grosbeaks, and finches. Overnight tours within easy driving distance offer different environs and the prospect of encountering species not found within the Cortez area.
Southwest Colorado’s first birding records date to the 1880s. Tours that combine birding with regional archaeology, ecology, and history take UMMV birders into the realms of gulls, shorebirds, waterfowl, Osprey, Peregrine Falcon, Bald and Golden eagles, elusive owls, woodpeckers, flycatchers and phoebes, American Dipper, towhees, crossbills, and colorful bluebirds, tanagers, and warblers. The festival’s birding tally has climbed to 180 species.
The UMMV Birding Festival designs activities and tours to fit a gamut of abilities, ages, and interests. Early evening lectures, social hours, a bird-themed art show, and banquet add to the festival’s five days of enjoyment — learning, socializing, and most importantly birding. Check their website to register for tours https://cortezculturalcenter.org/events/birding-festival/
Registration is now open. Don’t delay in booking tours.

Riverwalk Naturalist Training
2024-05-11 09:00 - 11:00 | Riverwalk
Learn to lead tours of the Riverwalk wetlands in these free training sessions. The goal of these tours is to foster an appreciation of this important habitat and advocate for its protection. Tours take place twice a week during June through August.
In the second training session, Jeb Baxter will take us on a tour of the wetlands with a focus on geology and hydrology. He will help us become more comfortable explaining important concepts using things we see on the Riverwalk during our tours.
For information contact pagosawetlands@gmail.com

Global Big Day Birdwalk
2024-05-11 08:00 - 10:00 | Lake Capote, 398 Hwy 151, Pagosa Springs, CO
You are invited to join members of Weminuche Audubon Society in creating a Global Big Day Checklist at Lake Capote, located at 398 Hwy 151. We will meet at 8 AM on Saturday, May 11 at the office. Bring your binoculars and expect to stay 2 hours. A $5.00 day use fee is charged by the Southern Ute Tribe.

Global Big Day/World Migratory Bird Day
2024-05-11
Two annual events that celebrate birds occur this year on Saturday, May 11, and you can participate. Global Big Day brings together people who care about birds and contribute to the effort to understand how bird populations are faring worldwide.
Adding to this important dataset is easy. Simply list the bird species and numbers of each that you see in any location and enter your data on ebird.org. You may count for as little as ten minutes anytime between midnight and midnight on the 11th to participate. Count birds at your home or submit a list from your favorite location to watch birds. If you are new to ebird, visit ebird.org to learn how to set up an account.
Also occurring on Saturday the 11th is World Migratory Bird Day. The goal of this global effort is to raise the awareness of migratory birds and the need for international cooperation to conserve them. Migratory birds rely on good habitat at their winter homes, along the paths of their spring and fall journeys, and in their summer breeding areas to survive. They may travel through several countries each year.
The theme of this year’s Migratory Bird Day is the importance of insects to migratory birds. Migratory birds rely on protein-rich insects to fuel their journeys and to feed to young on their breeding grounds. The timing of spring migration is closely tied to the abundance of insects at their destinations. You can help birds by reducing your use of pesticides and herbicides and supporting organic farming.

Riverwalk Naturalist Guide Training
2024-05-04 09:00 - 11:00 | Riverwalk
First of four free training sessions to prepare you to lead tours of the wetlands areas along the Riverwalk. The goal of these tours is to foster an appreciation of these important habitats and advocate for their protection. Tours take place twice a week from June through August.
In this training, Joan Rohwer will be taking us for a walk on the Riverwalk and updating us on new developments in the flow of water through the wetlands. She will also update us on the water monitoring project and introduce a data collection component that we can use on our tours this summer.
For more information contact pagosawetlands@gmail.com

Landowner Basics Class-Range and Soil Health
2024-04-30 18:00 - 20:00 | CSU Extension Office, 344 Hwy 84, Pagosa Springs, CO, 81147
Presented by Natural Resources Conservation Service.Register for this free class by email; robin.young@colostate.edu or by phone; 970-264-5931.

Planet vs Plastics
2024-04-25 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
As a part of Earth Week activities, Creation Care of Pagosa Springs is presenting Dr. Terry Root who will speak on this theme of Earth Day in 2024. Weminuche Audubon was honored to host a presentation by Dr. Root on climate warming last fall. She is a knowledgeable, fun and energetic speaker.
What problems does plastic use create and what methods can we use to combat them will be topics addressed in Dr. Root’s presentation. She is professor emerita at Stanford University honored with a host of achievements and awards including sharing the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007. You won’t want to miss this program.
Admission is free but donations to further local environmental education will be accepted.

Landowner Basics Class-Forest Fire Mitigation and Evacuation Planning
2024-04-23 18:00 - 20:00 | CSU Extension Office, 344 Hwy 84, Pagosa Springs, CO, 81147
Presented by Wildfire Adapted Partnership.Register for this free class by email; robin.young@colostate.edu or by phone; 970-264-5931.

2024 Earth Day Celebration
2024-04-21 10:00 - 14:00 | Riverwalk
Join area organizations on the Riverwalk and at the Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership site in Centennial Park to celebrate the earth. This is a family friendly event sponsored by Southwest Organization for Sustainability with music and activities for kids.
Earth Day 2024 Poster (10)

Environmental Film Festival
2024-04-20 10:00 - 19:00
The Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership film festival kicks off Earth Day Celebrations with the opportunity to view nine films from the Caravan of Colorado Environmental Film Festival selections for a donation of only $10/person. Films will be shown at the Tennyson Building Event Center. For more information and a link to purchase tickets go to https://www.pagosagreen.org/environmentalfilmfestival/

April Chapter Meeting
2024-04-17 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
April is volunteer month at Weminuche Audubon and two of our ongoing projects are looking for help. At this month’s meeting , Herb Grover will discuss the findings of the citizen science, forest bird monitoring project volunteers from our chapter have been conducting. Over 60 volunteers have contributed to this study over the past 5 years, so we can definitely say that citizen science is indeed alive and well in Pagosa country. With sites at Turkey Springs, Fawn Gulch, and Jackson Mountain, our project has revealed a very diverse bird community with more than 85 bird species accounted for thus far. Interestingly, about half of those species remain here over the winter months, with about half migrating to Central and South America. Along with the migratory patterns of the bird species we share the forest with, Herb will also discuss population trends, feeding behaviors, and nesting habits of our feathered friends. With the expectation of continuing this project into the coming years, we hope you will consider joining our team.
Also looking for volunteers to conduct Riverwalk tours is Pagosa Wetland Partners. Josh Pike will be at our meeting to invite you to join their naturalist training program where you will learn how to inspire an appreciation for the magical wetland areas bordering the Riverwalk. Motivation for the guides is the knowledge that people will protect what they love.
So come join us on Wednesday, April 17th at the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis St. We will gather at 6 PM for socializing, with the meeting starting at 6:30 pm. Please enter through the side door off the parking lot or let us know to open the main door for handicap entry. In appreciation for our meeting space, we welcome donations of non-perishable food for the church food bank. If you can’t join us in person, use this link to join us on Zoom:
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Landowner Basics Class-Living with Wildlife
2024-04-16 18:00 - 20:00 | CSU Extension Office, 344 Hwy 84, Pagosa Springs, CO, 81147
Presented by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Register for this free class by email; robin.young@colostate.edu or by phone; 970-264-5931.

Landowner Basics Class-Water Rights
2024-04-09 18:00 - 20:00 | CSU Extension Office, 344 Hwy 84, Pagosa Springs, CO, 81147
Presented by Colorado Division of Water Resources and San Juan Water Conservancy District. Register for this free class by email; robin.young@colostate.edu or by phone; 970-264-5931.

Landowner Basics Class- Weed Management
2024-04-02 18:00 - 20:00 | CSU Extension Office, 344 Hwy 84, Pagosa Springs, CO, 81147
Archuleta County Weed and Pest Supervisor Ethan Proud will cover landowner noxious weed responsibilities, including the management of invasive plant species to promote healthy landscapes for native plant species, pollinators and wildlife. Register for this free class by email; robin.young@colostate.edu or by phone; 970-264-5931.

March Chapter Meeting
2024-03-27 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
We hope that you will join us this month when we welcome Doug Clark, wildlife biologist with the Rio Grande National Forest. Doug’s career as a Biological Technician, and now Wildlife Biologist, with the USFS has spanned more than 30 years. He currently works out of Del Norte, CO, but past projects have found him working in Alaska, Colorado and South Dakota in a variety of wildlife surveys including Canada lynx, wolves, bats, birds, and black-footed ferrets to name a few.
The goal of a wildlife biologist on the National Forest is to ensure diverse and sustainable populations of the native plants and animals that call the forest home. In this role, Doug provides guidance for interdisciplinary projects such as timber, recreation, and fuels treatments that occur on the forest. He will talk about his work to protect some of the Species of Conservation Concern, Threatened and Endangered Species, and Birds of Conservation Concern that can be found in the Rio Grande National Forest.
The public is invited to join us for our meeting on Wednesday, March 27, at the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis St. Please note that this is one week later in the month than our meetings normally occur. We will gather at 6 PM for socializing and the meeting will start at 6:30. Please enter through the side door off the parking lot or let us know to open the main door for handicap entry. In appreciation for our meeting space, we welcome donations of non-perishable food for the church food bank. If you are unable to join us in person, use the following link to join on Zoom. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82935497603?pwd=[REDACTED]
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Monte Vista Crane Festival
2024-03-08 - 2024-03-10 | Monte Vista Wildlife Refuge, Monte Vista, Colorado
At the Monte Vista Crane Festival you can enjoy thousands of Sandhill Cranes, ducks, and geese flying against a backdrop of mountain scenery. Raptors will adorn the power poles and owls will be sitting with their young. A visit to the Monte Vista Crane Festival is an opportunity to see an amazing natural spectacle as well as experience a unique rural community. Registration is now open for festival events. Don’t delay, spots for special events fill quickly. For more information visit, http://mvcranefest.org

February Chapter Meeting
2024-02-21 18:00 - 20:00 | Community United Methodist Church, 434 Lewis St, Pagosa Springs, CO
This month we are excited to take a tour of birding in Arizona led by our member Jeffrey Reichel. Jeff is an experienced birder and excellent photographer who lives in Pagosa Springs, but also spends some time in Arizona looking for new and beautiful birds. This will be our opportunity to leave winter behind for an hour or so when he shares his knowledge and photographs of birds we don’t get to see here. Jeff developed an interest in birds at a young age growing up in Wisconsin. For many years his fascination with birds was eclipsed by other interests. According to Jeff, he took birding up again around 10 years ago when his wife suggested that it might be fun to do something other than just hiking. Anyone who has followed Jeff up a trail knows that can be a challenge!
The public is invited to join us for our meeting on Wednesday, February 21, at the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis St. We will gather at 6 PM for socializing and the meeting will start at 6:30. Please enter through the side door off the parking lot or let us know to open the main door for handicap entry. In appreciation for our meeting space, we welcome donations of non-perishable food for the church food bank. Prior to the meeting, a link to join on Zoom will be posted here for those unable to attend in person.
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Birding for the Great Backyard Bird Count
2024-02-17 08:30 - 10:30 | Riverwalk
Join us on the Riverwalk to tally birds that we identify on Saturday morning. Our count will be added to results for the GBBC. We will meet at our native plant garden near the GGP domes at 8:30 AM. Bring your binoculars. This is a family-friendly event but please leave dogs at home. We love them but the birds don’t.
