William McReynolds - Highlands Plateau Audubon Society

The sights and sounds of spring include this brightly costumed and melodious bird.

Not a local bird but an enduring delight to local bird watchers.

The Wild Turkey, once nearly wiped out, has made a remarkable comeback across North America thanks to conservation efforts.

With tuxedoed males and intricately adorned females, the Rose-breasted Grosbeak dazzles birders with its regal plumage and melodious song.

September offers great hawk watching opportunities.

Join the Highlands Plateau Audubon Society on August 4 for a captivating program showcasing stunning bird photographs and commentary by local photographers, all celebrating the beauty and diversity of our avian neighbors.

Unimpeachably majestic, the Bald Eagle makes a triumphant return to the skies and waters of the Plateau.

With its soaked-in-Hawaiian-Punch plumage, this seasonal resident stands out in our temperate
rainforest habitat.

One says “Caw Caw” and the other “Nevermore.”