Join COS for a bird walk through Northerly Island. If we're lucky, we might even catch a glimpse of nearby nesting Peregrine Falcons in advance of our Year of the Peregrine program after the walk.
Riis Park is home to many species of birds. We will observe birds that can be commonly found in the park such as Northern Cardinal, American Robin, Great Blue Heron, and woodpeckers. We will also observe birds that are just stopping by on their migration up north.
El Parque de Riis es el hogar de muchas especies de aves. Observaremos aves que se pueden encontrar comúnmente en el parque como el cardenal rojo, el mirlo primavera, la garza morena y los pájaros carpinteros. También observaremos aves que están de paso en su migración hacia el norte.
It’s the Year of the Peregrine! Join COS at the Field Museum for a behind-the-scenes journey through the Field Museum's Bird Collection highlighting peregrine specimens!
Join us for a spring migration walk at Park 566! This uniquely urban habitat is host to countless migratory birds and one of the best places in Chicago to observe grassland birds, raptors, waterfowl, and many other species on their journey north.
Join our partners and your fellow nature nerds for a party where the field guides are the main dish! Following the City Nature Challenge, we need all hands to help identify the many birds found and uploaded to inatualist.
Join IndiGo Birding Nature Tours guide David Rupp for a walk through Jackson Park. We will look for warblers, vireos, thrushes, and all other Neotropical migrants that are passing through the park on the first day of May. All levels of birders are welcome!
Join COS for a morning of birding at one of Cook County's best kept secrets. Expect a nice variety of migrating waterfowl, shorebirds, and early spring passerines.
Join us for a spring migration walk at Park 566! This uniquely urban habitat is host to countless migratory birds and one of the best places in Chicago to observe grassland birds, raptors, waterfowl, and many other species on their journey north.