We will be hosting a "Be a Bird" Interactive booth table at this awesome event! #GoneTexasBirding
Bringing bird educational programs and birdwatching to communities throughout Texas. Time to EXPLORE the BIRDS in your backyards, city and state parks.
Showing posts with label Texas Birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas Birds. Show all posts
Friday, March 15, 2019
Austin Nature and Science Center Nature Day April 20
Come and Join us at the Austin Nature and Science Center Nature Day Free Event! Stop by and Visit our Texas Blue Jay Project table!
We will be hosting a "Be a Bird" Interactive booth table at this awesome event! #GoneTexasBirding
We will be hosting a "Be a Bird" Interactive booth table at this awesome event! #GoneTexasBirding
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
Birds of Lake Pflugerville Presentation and More!
Come and join us to learn about the beautiful birds at Lake Pflugerville! It's a FREE event! All Ages Welcome. There will also be bird craft activities for kids!
Birds of Lake Pflugerville Presentation
Thursday, March 14, 2019
7:00pm-8:00pm
Birding Activities start at 6:30pm-7:00pm
Birds of Lake Pflugerville Presentation
Thursday, March 14, 2019
7:00pm-8:00pm
Birding Activities start at 6:30pm-7:00pm
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
How to make your Birding Club Successful and FUN!
How to make your Birding Club successful and FUN!
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Plan monthly birding
field trips at your nearby birding center or park.
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Collaborate with your
Audubon Society Chapter.
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Invite a local
experienced, Audubon member to talk about birds.
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Plan weekly bird presentations
about the Birds in your area as a birding club group. Members take turns
presenting one bird species per week. Explaining the bird ID tips, behavior,
diet, habitat, history, etc.
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Participate in the TPWD
Great Texas Birding Classic.
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Citizen Scientist:
build bird nestboxes, collect birding data on ebird, clean up parks, plant
native plants at your school, educate your fellow classmates about the
importance of birds and protecting their habitats.
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Learn everything about
Texas native plants/trees and the ecosystem. Plan a native plants & tree
field trip to a birding center, native garden center, botanical center, etc.
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BE AN ADVOCATE FOR
BIRDS! Educate your community about birds.
2018 compiled by The
Texas Blue Jay Project
Fun Things to do as a Young Texas Birder
–Explore Texas! Discover new landscapes & wildlife.
–Visit & Hike 7 Texas Regions.
–TPWD Great Texas Birding Classic Birding Competition
–Texas has 629 documented bird species. Lots of birds to find and see in Texas!
–Visit High Island during Spring Migration.
–Discover a rare bird in Texas.
–Meet new birding friends from different parts of Texas and out
of state.
–Do a County or State Big Year.
–Attend Texas Birding Festivals
–ABA Young Birder’s Summer Camps
Compiled by The Texas Blue Jay Project
Monday, January 28, 2019
Updated Texas Birding Festivals
Texas Birding Festivals
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Laredo Birding
Festival-February: www.laredobirdingfestival.org
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Rio Grande Valley
Birding Festival-November: www.rgvbf.org
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South Llano River State
Park Birding Festival-April: www.facebook.com/slrspbirdingfestival/
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Port Aransas Whooping
Crane Festival-February: www.whoopingcranefestival.org
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Rockport-Fulton
Hummingbird Festival-September: www.rockport-fulton.org/HB
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Davis Mountains
Hummingbird Celebration Festival-August: www.davismountainshummingbirdcelebration.com
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Galveston FeatherFest Birding
Festival-April: www.galvestonfeatherfest.com
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Matagorda Bay
BirdFest-February: www.matagordabaybirdfest.org
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Wings over the Hills Nature
Festival-April: www.wingstx.org
2019 Compiled
by The Texas Blue Jay Project
Monday, October 23, 2017
Bird is the Word! By Sebastian Casarez
We are half way to reaching The Texas Blue Jay Project Pledge of 1,000 new birders! Thank you to all who have supported the cause.
I have exciting news! The Texas Blue Jay Project has caught the attention of KXAN Studio 512 Entertainment Reporter Joe Barlow. Mr. Barlow wanted to know more about The Texas Blue Jay Project and wanted to know how to birdwatch. I had such a fun time! I hope you all enjoy the interview video that aired in September:
The Texas Blue Jay Project
http://kxan.com/2017/09/18/bird-is-the-word-with-this-outdoor-hobby/
Thank you, Joe Barlow for spreading the word about The Texas Blue Jay Project!
Happy Birding,
Sebastian Casarez
The Texas Blue Jay Project
Founder/Coordinator
#GoOutside&Bird
I have exciting news! The Texas Blue Jay Project has caught the attention of KXAN Studio 512 Entertainment Reporter Joe Barlow. Mr. Barlow wanted to know more about The Texas Blue Jay Project and wanted to know how to birdwatch. I had such a fun time! I hope you all enjoy the interview video that aired in September:
The Texas Blue Jay Project
http://kxan.com/2017/09/18/bird-is-the-word-with-this-outdoor-hobby/
Thank you, Joe Barlow for spreading the word about The Texas Blue Jay Project!
Happy Birding,
Sebastian Casarez
The Texas Blue Jay Project
Founder/Coordinator
#GoOutside&Bird
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Take The Texas Blue Jay Project Pledge Today!
#GoTexasBirding!
The Texas Blue Jay Project Pledge is to get
outdoors and birdwatch at your backyard, city & state parks. Whether you’re
a First time, Novice, or Expert Birder TAKE THE PLEDGE! Support Texas Birds!
#GoTexasBirding
For more
information: Contact: Sebastian Casarez, The Texas Blue Jay
Project Founder/Coordinator
thetexasbluejayproject@gmail.com
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