Red Cliffs Audubon

Special Wednesday Bird Walk

Our July 22 bird walk at Forest Park will be held in conjunction with St. George Parks and Community Services.

July is nationally recognized as Parks and Recreation Month, and St. George Parks and Community Services are planning events throughout the month to celebrate. The department understands the value of the programs they have running in our parks and wants to highlight them in July.

https://www.redcliffsaudubon.org/bird-walks-n-field-trips/2026/5/20/wednesday-bird-walk-tonaquint-nature-park

Wednesday Bird Walk: Tonaquint Nature Park — Red Cliffs Audubon Location: Tonaquint Nature Park Registration Site: Registration Site . Please register for this specific date or event. Meeting Place: 1851 South Dixie Dr, St George. Meet at the last parking lot by the tennis courts and bathrooms. About: The Tonaquint Nature Park is one of the better p

Calling all experienced birders! 🐦

The North American Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) is looking for volunteers to help monitor bird populations across Utah this spring and early summer in partnership with Tracy Aviary and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.

The BBS is the longest-running continent-wide survey of breeding birds, and the data collected plays a critical role in tracking bird population trends across North America.

Volunteer observers sign up for one or more 25-mile driving routes and complete the survey once per year by stopping every half mile to identify birds by sight and sound during 3-minute counts.

We are especially looking to fill several Southern Utah routes, including:

• Gandy (85309)
• Wah Wah (85114)
• Indian Peak (85164)
• Stock Reservoir (85014)
• Cane Spring Desert (85122)
• Bullfrog Bay (85322)
• Lake Powell (85172)

Participants should:
✅ Be confident identifying local birds by sight and sound
✅ Have reliable transportation suitable for remote areas
✅ Enjoy early mornings and great birding opportunities!

Interested in volunteering or learning more? Please contact Marguerite Tate at:
📧 [email protected]

You can also learn more about the Breeding Bird Survey here:
https://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bbs/

Please share with any birding friends, groups, or colleagues who may be interested!