Survey Data

Christmas Bird Count

Compilations from Doug McWhirter

Michigan Breeding Bird Atlas II

October 1 – Detroit Hives

Detroit Hives turns vacant lots in Detroit into homes for honeybees and native bee species!

Social time will take place from 7-7:15 pm followed by brief announcements and our speaker at 7:20 pm.

This meeting will be held online on the Zoom platform. Please visit –

https://msu.zoom.us/j/92780225507

or open your Zoom app and enter 927 8022 5507

Password – CAAS2020

Detailed instructions can be found on zoom.us

If you would like to try Zoom before the meeting, please email Kristy at caascallnote@gmail.com to arrange a brief trial.

Watch for updates in the CAAS Call Note.

Fall Bird Walks at Fenner

Please join fellow CAAS members for our fall migration bird walks at Fenner Nature Center. Birders will meet at the parking lot at 9:00 am and disperse in groups of 10 for a walk around the property. Please wear a mask, and observe social distancing practices.

Walks will be lead by Bob Kingsbury.

Do not attend the walks if you feel sick, are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19 or have been in personal contact with someone diagnosed with COVID-19.

Fall Meeting Format Change

Meetings will be held online via Zoom this fall.
The first two months will be a bit of a trial, and if we have enough interest and people attending, we will continue after the first few months, but if they are poorly attended we will likely not hold any additional virtual meetings until we can meet in person.

CAAS Education Grants

Thanks to the support of our membership, Capital Area Audubon announces the availability of two separate $250 grants for nature education and programming related to the mission of CAAS. Following is a link to the grant application.

https://capitalareaaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Capital-Area-Audubon-Grant-Application-2020.pdf