Thank you for making the BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin a thriving, welcoming community. Whether you joined us for one event or many, your presence has made this flock soar. As we wrap up 2024 with the Christmas Bird Count, we’re excited for what 2025 will bring. Bird as you are—we’ll always be here, ready to explore the trails with you!

To ensure the well-being and survival of owls, bird enthusiasts must always embrace ethical owling and respect their natural habitats.

In the realm of birdwatching, names carry stories. The BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin welcomes the American Ornithological Society's move to redefine bird names, veering away from eponyms and embracing inclusivity.

Majestic Wisconsin Cranes!

Birding is for everyone. Join a birding club near you to find out why.

Here are four practical tips to help protect yourself from ticks while out birding.

Identifying birds can seem daunting at first, but with some practice and patience, anyone can learn to recognize the different species that visit our backyards, parks and favorite natural areas. In this blog post, I will share some tips and tricks to help you get started on your bird identification journey.

Birdwatching, also known as birding, is a hobby millions worldwide enjoy. It involves observing birds in their natural habitats, identifying their species, and sometimes keeping track of their behaviors and movements. While birding is often considered a leisure activity, it has also been found to have significant mental health benefits. This blog post will explore how birding can improve your mental well-being.

8 tips from Dexter about how to start birding, make it fun, and keep it going.