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  • Winter Birding in Florida with Lauri Shaffer (Virtual Presentation)

    February 17 (7-9pm) Florida is an incredible place to go birding in the winter, with close to 6000 hotspots and 584 species observed throughout the state according to eBird. Since retirement, my husband and I have enjoyed spending a month every winter birding all over Florida in our RV. In this presentation, you will see …

  • Diverse Birds and Wildlife of Arizona

    Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at 7 PM (Online Event) Please join us for free Seven Mountains Audubon Program on March 17th on the diverse habitats of southeast Arizona and the birds that inhabit them. Ian Adrian of Tucson will lead the program. The extreme array of elevation from near sea level to nearly 10,000 feet …

  • Plants and Associated Species in Waterfall Habitats of Ricketts Glen

    Wednesday, April 21, 2021 at 7 PM EDT Dr George P Chamuris, professor Emeritus from Bloomsburg University will present an overview of his project on investigating the plants and associated species that can be found at Ricketts Glen, the waterfall rich habitat in Montour County. To participate, email Kay Cramer at falconrider1@ymail.com for the link

  • Butterflies of Pennsylvania by Allen Schweinsburg

    May 19th 7-9PM (Virtual Presentation) Butterflies of Pennsylvania presented by Allen Schweinsburg. The program will center on butterflies of Pennsylvania both familiar (monarch) and obscure (Leonard’s skipper). Information on habitat, seasons for viewing, distribution, and behavior. Please join us by emailing Kay Cramer to get Zoom link at falconrider1@ymail.com

  • First Saturday Bird Walk (June 5)

    Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 7:30 AM Brent Bacon, a prison retiree will lead the walk. We will meet at the north end of the Weis parking lot in Lewisburg and caravan or convoy to the Training Center on the penitentiary grounds along Buffalo Creek. We will then walk to the covered bridge and back. …

  • The Insect Apocalypse: What’s Happening, Why it Matters, and What to Do

    Wednesday, June 16th at 7PM (Virtual Presentation) “The Insect Apocalypse: What’s Happening, Why it Matters, and What to Do” by Maria Cramer who is a PhD student in Entomology at the University of Maryland. "Insect abundances have been declining in many parts of the world. Many of us can even recognize the "windshield effect"-- that …

  • Ask Audubon Native Plant Sale

    Wednesday, June 23 at 10 AM at the far end of the Natural Foods Store parking lot. Ask Audubon about how you can help sustain and encourage birds and insects. We will be available June 23rd from 10-3 at the Natural Food and Garden Store on Route 45 in Lewisburg. Members of Seven Mountains Audubon …

  • July Saturday Bird Walk

    Saturday, July 3 at Montour Preserve Seven Mountains Audubon’s next bird walk will be led by Lauri Shaffer (Meet at Goose Bay Pavilion at 8AM). For carpooling or caravans from Lewisburg, meet at the northernmost part of Weis Parking lot, behind the Weis Gas station. We will leave no later than 7:25am.

  • August Saturday Bird Walk

    Saturday, August 7 at 8:00AM Seven Mountains Audubon will lead a bird walk at the "Trail of Trees" in Snyder County. For carpooling or caravans from Lewisburg, meet at the northernmost part of Weis Parking lot, behind the Weis Gas station at 7:30AM. You can also meet us at the "Trail of Trees" at 8AM (500 Old …

  • First Saturday September Bird Walk

    Saturday, September 4 at 7:45AM Seven Mountains Audubon will lead a bird walk at Dale's Ridge outside of Lewisburg, PA. For carpooling or caravans from Lewisburg, meet at the northernmost part of Weis Parking lot, behind the Weis Gas station at 7:45AM or meet at Dale's Ridge at 8AM.