Mississinewa Audubon Club - Marion and Grant County Indiana

Mississinewa Audubon Club - Marion and Grant County Indiana Bird watching, wildlife watching, conservation, and fellowship in Marion, Indiana and surrounding counties. We offer field trips throughout the year.

We meet most months of the year at the Marion Public Library at 6pm on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. Please visit our page often for information regarding upcoming field trips, meeting dates and times along with speakers and topics. This is great way to learn what birds are being seen in Marion or Grant County, IN. PLEASE let us know if you see any rare or uncommon birds. you can email us at [email protected] and we will get the word out.

This little gal will come to sugar water feeders. Please be sure to clean your hummingbird feeders often, and don't put ...
05/31/2026

This little gal will come to sugar water feeders. Please be sure to clean your hummingbird feeders often, and don't put too much sugar water in your feeder, as the sugar water can turn rancid pretty quickly, especially in direct sunlight. Rancid sugar water will a sicken the hummers and also attract wasps. Change out sugar water every 3-5 days and more often if necessary. Let's be sure to do our part not to make our hummingbirds healthy and alive.

Check out this tiny little Blue Gray Gnatcatcher. They are so small and so fast.
05/29/2026

Check out this tiny little Blue Gray Gnatcatcher. They are so small and so fast.

This is the Great Crested Flycatcher, it is one of the larger flycatchers that arrive in the summer in Indiana. It has s...
05/28/2026

This is the Great Crested Flycatcher, it is one of the larger flycatchers that arrive in the summer in Indiana. It has such a cool call.

There are two species of Orioles. This is an Orchard Oriole, the color is a bit different than the adult male Orchard Or...
05/26/2026

There are two species of Orioles. This is an Orchard Oriole, the color is a bit different than the adult male Orchard Oriole because the 1st year plumage is not the burnt orange color yet.

Try providing fresh grapes, oranges, jelly, watermelon for our feather friends and you will be surprised who comes to di...
05/25/2026

Try providing fresh grapes, oranges, jelly, watermelon for our feather friends and you will be surprised who comes to dine with you.

05/25/2026

(205/250) Scarlet tanagers are named after the male's vibrant red coloring. Females are olive in color, making them a bit more difficult to spot. Watch for these beautiful birds as they return to summer breeding grounds in woodlands across much of the east.



Photo by USFWS

05/25/2026

Can you ID these three confusing warblers? Pick up our identification tips for three species of warblers that sport sunny yellow shades. Then, train your ID skills with a replayable quiz!

05/25/2026

By Isaac Traynor, Photos by Katilynn Burke Sometimes I wish I could go back to being a new birder. The excitement of knowing you will likely see new birds (life birds) every time you go out. And with changing seasons and new species groups arriving, that excitement continues throughout the year.

absolutely. Get outside with a pair of bins and check out all the cool birds during spring migration.
05/25/2026

absolutely. Get outside with a pair of bins and check out all the cool birds during spring migration.

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