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Dedicated to the conservation of birds and our environment.
Say's Phoebe
photo by Linda Wentz
Common Merganser
photo by Linda Wentz
Burrowing Owl
photo by Mike Green
Say's Phoebe
photo by Linda Wentz
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Photos by Mike Green, Gary Kunkel, Gary Lindquist, Jim Skinner & Linda Wentz
News and Upcoming Events
(Details on Events Page)
TK Audubon Membership Meeting
November 14th: 6:30pm
Cafe 210, Visalia
Since the procedures for the Board of Directors, as well as, the field trips and speaker meetings have changed since the current Constitution and Bylaws were adopted in 2013, the Board of Directors is requesting that the membership approve an updated Constitution and Bylaws at a meeting open to all members of the Tulare Kings Audubon Society in November. This will be a short meeting prior to the regular speaker meeting.
The proposed and existing Constitutions are available for review.
Proposed (2025) Constitution
Current (2013) Constitution
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NOVEMBER 14TH: SPEAKER MEETING
"Sequoia Riverlands Trust Looks to the Future"
TK AUDUBON'S CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNTS
Springville - December 14th
Pixley National Wildlife Refuge - December 16th
Kaweah - January 3rd
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Torrey Pines Environmental, a biological
consulting firm, is looking to hire field
biologists with avian experience for
part time work in
Tulare and Kings Counties.
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THE CARRI STORE
The Colorado Avian Research and
Rehabilitation Institute
Interested in owls? Check the books and art works by Scott Rashid of The Colorado Avian Research & Rehabilitation Institute.
NESTING BOXES
Consider adding some places in your yard for birds to nest. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology's NestWatch page "All About Bird Houses" is a good place to start.
Wildlife Emergency?
Critter Creek Wildlife Station is a non-profit rehabilitation center for wildlife. In case of a wildlife emergency in the San Joaquin Valley call: 559-338-2415
Get Involved
Sasquatch Books
Tulare-Kings Audubon is grateful for the support of Sasquatch Books, one of the country’s leading independent presses.
A great source for
information about birds.
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