St Croix Valley Bird Club
Wisconsin , USA
Wisconsin , USA
Our mission
To share our love of birds with others!
We're for the birds --- and people who enjoy them.
NEW: A Bird Friendly Coffee link next to the HOME link in the menu bar above.
Through May 22nd: Hudson Art Gallery's opening of "Rhythms of the River" - an exhibit inspired by the contours, wildlife, and spirit of the St. Croix River Valley. It began on Friday, 4/3, from 5-8 pm and runs through Friday, 5/22. On display will be stunning large-scale bird paintings by regional artist Adam Turner. 👇
Registration: Pre-registration required. Register Online
Location: Al & Laurie Hein Visitor Center 279 South Cove Road, Hudson, WI
Program Fee: FREE
Join us for a special presentation by Andrew Hallberg, PHD candidate at the University of Minnesota.
Each year, one billion birds in the US die when they collide with glass windows and doors. The University is located on the Mississippi Flyway, an important migratory route for birds during the fall and spring. With the correct precautions, these collisions with campus buildings are preventable. The University of Minnesota Bird Safe Campus initiative includes two campaigns, Stop the Thud and Lights Out for Birds, and aims to keep our migratory birds safe by reducing the number of bird strikes on campus.
This program is hosted in partnership with Carpenter Nature Center, the Hastings Environmental Protectors, and the St. Croix Valley Bird Club.
About Us
The St. Croix Valley Bird Club of Wisconsin brings together birders who wish to enhance and share their knowledge and enjoyment of birds, while supporting habitat conservation.
Members hone their birding skills with the support and camaraderie of other enthusiasts.
Join us at our next meeting or event and consider becoming a member.
We offer a variety of club activities for all levels and experience:
Monthly speakers - Oct.-Apr. (free to the public)
Bird walks
Field trips
Education and outreach
Bird surveys
Volunteer opportunities
Wings of Spring
Annual Membership Crane Count
Annual Christmas Bird Count
Save Our Songbirds (SOS). Their website is https://www.sossaveoursongbirds.org/