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    Trivia Night

    Klamath Bird Observatory Office 2425 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland, Oregon, United States

    Come solo or bring a team this fall to compete in our first KBO Bird Trivia Night. We will be gathering to have some fun and learn some amazing avian trivia. Come impress your friends or come for the laughs!

  • Season by Season: The Oak–Bird Connection

    Klamath Bird Observatory Office 2425 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland, Oregon, United States

    This presentation blends wonder and science, exploring how oak woodlands sustain life, the threats they face, and the inspiring stories of restoration where oaks and birds are thriving once more. Through photos and bird songs, you’ll discover how your own connection to oaks fits into this larger cycle—and learn simple, meaningful actions you can take to ensure these song-filled seasons continue for generations to come.

  • Bilingual Bird Outings at Children’s Museum

    Childrens Museum 413 W. Main St., Medford, OR, United States

    Join Klamath Bird Observatory at the Children's Museum in Medford for a morning of light birding. We will be taking a leisurely walk around the property, enjoying the urban birds that call downtown Medford home. This is a free event open to people of all ages and experience levels. Binoculars will be provided. If you […]

  • Klezmer Music for the Birds: A Celebration of Nature and Song

    Grizzly Peak Winery 1600 E Nevada St, Ashland, OR, United States

    Celebrating birds, community, and the joy of Klezmer Music Experience the vibrant sounds of Klezmer—music that has migrated through centuries from Central Europe, celebrating the cycles of life. Renowned local musicians are volunteering to give us a stage from which to shout from the rooftop, filling the air with joy and tradition. Enjoy live music, […]

  • Scott Valley Raptor Tour

    Please join KBO board members Dick Ashford and Amanda Alford for a hawk-finding outing to beautiful Scott Valley, CA! November should show the early signs of raptor migration in the area; we will search for newly arrived migrants, birds just passing through, and local residents.

  • Birding the Klamath Basin Refuge with Shannon and Kevin

    Klamath Bird Observatory Office 2425 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland, Oregon, United States

    THE TALK:  December 3rd, 5:30-7 pm (Wednesday), on Zoom and in person at KBO headquarters
    THE WALK:  December 7th, 7:30 am-5 pm (Sunday), an outing to the Lower Klamath Wildlife Refuge

  • Cancelled-December Hawk Talk and Walk with Amanda and Dick

    Klamath Bird Observatory Office 2425 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland, Oregon, United States

    December can be a great time of year to enjoy raptor viewing in the picturesque Klamath Basin! Please join KBO board members Amanda Alford and Dick Ashford, who will share their enthusiasm and knowledge during an informative (and fun!) Hawk ID workshop.

  • Hawk Talk and Walk

    Klamath Bird Observatory Office 2425 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland, Oregon, United States

    January can be a great time of year to enjoy raptor viewing in the picturesque Klamath Basin! Please join KBO board members Amanda Alford and Dick Ashford, who will share their enthusiasm and knowledge during an informative (and fun!) Hawk ID workshop.

  • Two women looking up at a hummingbird on a branch.

    Join Us for an Evening of Stories, Community, and Conservation Travel

    Saturday, January 17th | 5:00–8:00 PM | In-Person Gathering in Ashland On Saturday, January 17th, from 5:00 to 8:00 PM, an in-person event hosted at the home of a KBO supporter, designed to bring our community together for an evening of stories, photos, and behind-the-scenes insights from our past and upcoming conservation-focused trips to Brazil […]

  • Hummingbirds: Chasing Flowers for 1,000 Miles!

    Talent Community Center 104 E Main St,, Talent, OR, United States

    We all recognize the tiny, dazzling hummingbird—but these birds are far more than just cute. Hummingbirds are extraordinary travelers, migrating thousands of miles across North America while facing intense challenges such as predation, habitat loss, and a rapidly changing environment. In this talk, we will explore what makes hummingbirds so special and different from other birds: their remarkable abilities, their unique biology, and the reasons they have been recognized as powerful spiritual symbols across cultures.

    You can make a difference in a hummingbird’s survival. Join us to learn how to help these incredible birds—and reconnect with and care for the nature around you.