CBC, books for young bird-lovers, amazing volunteers, and more! Check out the Winter 2025 edition of The Avocet.

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The 2025 San Francisco Bay State of the Birds report has been released, and is showing some interesting population trends amongst our wetland-loving birds. We recommend any birder, nature-lover, or conservation-minded individual take a look at this report.

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We made amazing memories with all of you during our Centennial Celebration! Take a look back on some of the fun we had together.

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Retirement comes for all of us, and we would like to take a moment to acknowledge and celebrate the accomplishments of long-time volunteer, Lee Pauser, as he reflects on his lengthy career supporting and caring for our native cavity-nesters.

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Join BABP December 3rd for a virtual tour of India’s birds with Jeet Aman! Program begins at 7:30PM.

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Field trip registration opens Nov 21 at 8 pm. Preview window open now. To be informed of last-minute open spots on our field trips, sign-up for South Bay Bird Events.

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As the year draws to a close we want to remind you there is more than one way to give.

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What we do can’t be done without you. As the year draws to a close, we ask that you renew your support for our mission — bringing the joy of birds to every part of our community.

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100 years is a lot to celebrate, and while we couldn’t cover even a fraction of what we’ve done in a century, we hope you’ll take a look at some of our favorite moments of birding, captured from around our county.

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We’re learning all about H5N1 with Jack Aronian, a student birder and filmmaker from New York, just in time for the seasonal flu spike! Join us Wednesday, November 19th at 7pm for this month’s Speaker Series!

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We were joined by some journalists from Palo Alto Online for a few of our centennial field trips last month. Take a look at what they discovered with us!

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Check out the Mountain View Voice’s coverage of our latest vagrant superstar in the county - the Dark-sided Flycatcher.

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