Beloved Birds of a Beloved Season

While all of life is awakening and enlivening, so, too, are our beloved feathered friends. Spring is one of the best seasons to engage with nature and marvel at the miracle of Birds!

Why?

First, Colorado lies along the central flyway- one of four main paths that migratory Birds use when traveling between their breeding and nesting sites. While we have hundreds of year-round, resident species, in Spring, the biodiversity blossoms even more due to these intrepid avians arriving to build their nest or refuel for their journey further north.

Second, as Birds from all over are here and in search of nesting partners, their songs are even more bold and more frequent! From earlier in the day and in more locations, you'll hear Birds unashamedly singing and asserting their vitality to all who will listen.

Third, the Spring season emanates vibrancy! Just as many males will sing to impress females, they will also dontheir most bright plumage as demonstration of their health and virility. As a result, color moves and flashes across the landscape.

So, as Spring is arriving, we invite you to attune to the language of nature by taking more time to look and listen. Sounds abound and radiance is blooming and flying in abundance. We hope you enjoy the photos below of bright birdy friends we've made along the way. We hope you also join us in May for our upcoming spring adventure and our annual fun-raiser: Bird-A-Thon!

Bird-a-thon is Denver Audubon’s annual birding extravaganza! Each May, bird lovers across Colorado come together for a month-long celebration of birds, nature, and community. While optional fundraising helps power Denver Audubon’s education and conservation programs, the true heart of Bird-a-thon is participation, discovery, and joy in the natural world. The only real requirement? Get outside, have fun, and revel in the presence of wondrous winged beings like the ones below. Learn more and register here.

A Northern House Wren Furnishes a Nest Box at the Nature Center

A Brown-headed Cowbird Gazes into the Distance

A Male Yellow Warbler Seen at the Nature Center

A male Yellow-breasted Chat on a Barren Tree

A Cedar Waxwing Has a Little Something in Their Beak

A Male Broad-tailed Hummingbird Has a Little Pollen on His Chin

A Male House Finch With an Orange Neck and Head

The allure of off-the-beaten-path travel

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Unveiling the charm of lesser-known Destinations

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Finding solitude in hidden gem locations

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The thrill of discovering untouched natural beauty

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Exploring cultural marvels off the tourist radar

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Dori Edwards

Dori Edwards is communications manager at the Denver Audubon.