Red Rock Audubon Society

Red Rock Audubon Society RRAS is a non-profit organization that works towards conservation, education and protection of birds

Shout out to our volunteers at today’s World Migratory Bird Day event at ! 🐦 We saw and heard about a few migrants in th...
05/09/2026

Shout out to our volunteers at today’s World Migratory Bird Day event at ! 🐦 We saw and heard about a few migrants in the area including Scott’s Oriole, Gray Vireo and Northern Yellow Warbler. Which migratory species did YOU see today?

This month’s volunteer spotlight shines on Andrea V.! ✨Andrea serves on our board as the Bird Friendly Community Committ...
05/07/2026

This month’s volunteer spotlight shines on Andrea V.! ✨

Andrea serves on our board as the Bird Friendly Community Committee Chair, spreading the word on how to make our neighborhoods bird-safe. (Give her a shout if you want to know more!)

She's been with Red Rock Audubon for several years, and here's why she volunteers and joined our board: "I originally joined Red Rock Audubon as an AmeriCorps Service Member. As someone new to Vegas, it was a great way to get to know the local birds and community. Once my term finished, I wanted to join the board so I could continue engaging with the community and help folks feel more connected with birds."

Thank you for all your hard work! 💕

Please join our community partners and us this Saturday in Red Rock Canyon for World Migratory Bird Day! Find us at the ...
05/04/2026

Please join our community partners and us this Saturday in Red Rock Canyon for World Migratory Bird Day! Find us at the Visitors Center and select trailheads.

World Migratory Bird Day is a biannual event that brings people together to celebrate the amazing migratory feats of our avian inhabitants. This event aims to raise awareness of the extent of migration and to emphasize the need for international cooperation in bird conservation. This year, there will be special emphasis on community science and how every observation helps to inform conservation efforts. 🐤

Bats comprise roughly one fourth of all biodiversity on earth. They share the skies with birds migrating at night and di...
05/02/2026

Bats comprise roughly one fourth of all biodiversity on earth. They share the skies with birds migrating at night and dine on insects, scorpions, other bats, and much more. Come to Cardy Lamb Pool at Warm Springs Natural Area for a one-night-only event to learn about Nevada’s bats from biologists and bat ambassadors. Masks are required, red light headlights are suggested. We will have mist netting demonstrations to reduce long walks in the dark.

Register now at redrockaudubon.com! 🦇 🦇

Happy May! 🐥 🌼Spots are filling quite fast this season, and we’re thrilled by everyone’s excitement. 🐦 Make sure to join...
05/01/2026

Happy May! 🐥 🌼

Spots are filling quite fast this season, and we’re thrilled by everyone’s excitement. 🐦 Make sure to join the waitlist in case a spot opens up, and check your email in the days before to confirm!

Beyond birding in the park, we’re hosting some other events — find those details and register now at redrockaudubon.com. 👀

Make sure you get first word to sign up before they fill up by subscribing to our newsletter! 💌

Spot a flash of yellow near a wetland? Hearing a "witchety-witchety-witchety," "chuck" or aggressive chattering? That mi...
04/30/2026

Spot a flash of yellow near a wetland? Hearing a "witchety-witchety-witchety," "chuck" or aggressive chattering? That might be a Common Yellowthroat!

These little ones (Geothlypis trichas) are all across North America, including the Las Vegas Valley in spring. Males can easily be spotted by their black mask, while females are more subtle.

Fun fact from Cornell: The Common Yellowthroat was among the first New World bird species to be cataloged, when a Maryland specimen was described by Linnaeus in 1766.

Have you seen or heard any Yellowthroats this spring? 🐤

04/29/2026

Been to a local park lately? They’re all full of babies! caught this scene at Cornerstone Park today. So precious. 🥹

Remember to please leash your dogs (it’s the law!) in our parks and don’t harass the wildlife. Let them be and observe from a safe distance (or politely let them cross your path). 💕

New event added! Join us for some birding at the Springs Preserve, the original site of the natural springs that provide...
04/29/2026

New event added! Join us for some birding at the Springs Preserve, the original site of the natural springs that provided water in the early days of Las Vegas. Free, but registration is required.

📅 Friday, May 8, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.
📍 333 S. Valley View Blvd.
➡️ redrockaudubon.com/events

Calling all of our lovely seniors of Southern Nevada!We're joining up with Wi******er Dondero Cultural Center for a seni...
04/28/2026

Calling all of our lovely seniors of Southern Nevada!

We're joining up with Wi******er Dondero Cultural Center for a senior field trip to the Clark County Wetlands Park on Wednesday, May 6, from 7:45 a.m. to noon. We'll explore the scenic trail and enjoy beginner-friendly birding, spotting birds and taking in the serenity of the outdoors.

Registration is required by calling 702-455-7340.

Join us at Corn Creek during ✨ peak ✨ spring migration! Located in the orchard on Coyote Loop trail, this special event ...
04/28/2026

Join us at Corn Creek during ✨ peak ✨ spring migration! Located in the orchard on Coyote Loop trail, this special event offers you the chance to chat with birders from the Red Rock Audubon Society and the wildlife refuge.

📅 Sunday, May 3 from 9 to 11 a.m.
📍Desert National Wildlife Refuge

We're not done yet for the spring season! 🐥Join us for an additional bird walk at Floyd Lamb Park on Saturday, May 2, st...
04/27/2026

We're not done yet for the spring season! 🐥

Join us for an additional bird walk at Floyd Lamb Park on Saturday, May 2, starting at 6:30 a.m. Register now for free at redrockaudubon.com/events. Only eight spots remain!

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PO Box 96691
Las Vegas, NV
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