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Events & Activities
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Central Indiana’s New Flock of Young Birders
Birding’s goated, no cap, bruh. Post-pandemic just took our favorite hobby from cringe to fire, so we think it’s time to introduce Indy’s new teen and tween birders. Come meet some young birders with me *and* read where our last flock is now.
A Birder Named Starling
Are you familiar with Bud Starling? This Indiana birder, born almost 100 years ago, gave state birders more than just records and sightings; he gave attention, mentoring, and consistency. All he asked for in return were a few beers.
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A Birder Named Starling
Are you familiar with Bud Starling? This Indiana birder, born almost 100 years ago, gave state birders more than just records and sightings; he gave attention, mentoring, and consistency. All he asked for in return were a few beers.
Meet Neil Brookhouse
Meet Neil Brookhouse, new Board member and Birdathon Chair for ABAS!
Great Backyard Bird Count Field Trip Recap
Valentine’s Day was a lovely day to contribute to science during the Great Backyard Bird Count, as eight birders enjoyed this caravan to three parks in Hamilton County.
Birdathon Grant Report 2025: Northern Saw-whet Owls at Eagle Creek Park
The first Birdathon report of 2026 uses technology to track the habits of a mysterious owl species that overwinters in Eagle Creek Park.