Fall migration has a different energy. Birds are often in much less of a hurry. If the weather is nice and the eating is good, they might stay for a week or two at a stopover site. Short-distance migrants such as American Robins and Eastern Bluebirds are the slowpokes of the migratory world, only moving south when conditions become unfavorable.

Are you looking forward to feeding birds this fall and winter? Would you like to contribute to the financial success of Audubon Society of Omaha? Your orders and donations during the semiannual bird seed sales are Audubon Omaha’s main fundraisers for education and conservation activities. We offer a wide range of premium bird seed mixes and sizes at reasonable prices.

A quick run-down of events we're hosting in September and October

Douglas W. Tallamy would like everyone to have a Homegrown National Park. And that’s the idea behind Nature’s Best Hope – How You Can Save the World in Your Own Yard, filled with practical tips for increasing habitat for endangered species, such as the monarch butterfly, at home, on your own.

As I reflect on my time as president of the Audubon Society of Omaha, I am filled with a profound sense of gratitude and pride. It has been an honor to serve this remarkable organization for the past three years. Together, we have made significant strides in advancing our mission to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats.

An update on our latest election for the 2024-2025 term for Audubon Society of Omaha leadership team.

General information you might need like how to join or renew, change of address or contact information for injured birds.