The changing of the season means many types of birds will leave for the south - but others will arrive from the north! This talk will cover migration of songbirds, raptors and waterfowl, introduce basics of identification, and highlight some local birding spots around the county. Presented by Jim Van Gelder, OCAS President. This program […]

As fall approaches, many of us start thinking about cleaning up our yards & gardens. Following five simple steps can help turn your garden into a winter haven for birds and pollinators! Learn about each step and how birds and pollinators utilize our gardens throughout fall and winter. Presented by Pam Golben, experienced environmental educator. […]

This program is for new nature photographers who want to learn to take better photos. We will look at many beautiful photos and discuss composition, lighting, background and preparation. If you enjoy nature and like taking photographs this is the program for you. Presented by freelance journalist and photographer Alethea Pape. This event is free […]

Join biologist and OCAS board member Dr. Walter Jahn for a fall nature walk highlighting fall migrating birds. Parking is available at the sanctuary. Wear comfortable shoes and bring binoculars if you have them. Email info@orangecountynyaudubon.org for more information.

Join SUNY Orange Biology Professor and OCAS Board member Dr. Walter Jahn has he discusses the history of reptiles and their modern-day threats. Participants may join at the SUNY Orange Middletown campus in Rowley room 017, or at the following Zoom link: https://sunyorange.zoom.us/j/99399377303 Click here for map of SUNY Orange Rowley Center

Have you ever wondered why some birds are more colorful than others? Why is our planet green? How do living things produce and exhibit different colors? And why would any animal want to stand out anyway? Learn why our natural world is in color! Join this presentation with biologist Professor Dr. Walter Jahn of the […]