Local Birding
Our monthly birdwalks take place the 3rd Sunday of every month and are open to all birders, beginning and
experienced alike. Join our expert birders who will help you to explore and know the birds of San Miguel. We bird in locations along the Rio Laja or other riverside habitat, where the diversity of birds is greatest and the changing beauty of the countryside delights.
We’re happy to arrange private birdwalks to suit your schedule and interests.
Contact us at audubondemexico@gmail.com for more information.
2021 Birdwalk Schedule
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September 19 |
Montecillo de Nieto |
| October 17 | Peña Blanca |
| November 21 | Rancho Jaguar |
| December 19 | Christmas Bird Count |
This Month:
Birdwalk Sunday, September 19, 2021
It’s always a great day in the countryside with Audubon de Mexico!
Birdwalk reports
Meet up at 7:45 am at the Instituto Allende,
# 20 Ancha de San Antonio
(3rd Sunday of each month).
NOTE: Steady rain cancels.
Audubon Members free;
Non-members 200 pesos.
If you are interested in purchasing Audubon de México’s bird guide, Birds of San Miguel — covering 81 species commonly found in the San Miguel area — it will be available for 100 pesos.
We recommend comfortable, sturdy walking shoes, sunscreen and a hat. Bring water and a snack too. Binoculars and camera if you have them. Our guides will have binoculars to lend and spotting scopes for closely viewing the birds.
We carpool to the site, departing the Instituto Allende promptly at 8 am and returning about noon. If you have a car, we would appreciate your help in providing transportation.
Are you interested in organizing a private birdwalk for you or your group?
Contact us with your needs and we’ll help you plan a great day in the field.
Our Guides
You’ll love our expert guides, who not only know our local birds, but are fun to be with too. They are prepared to help you have a spectacular day.
Local Birds
This is your guide to the birds of San Miguel and the surrounding areas. Learn their names and hear their calls.
Birding Resources
Overwhelmed by all the choices out there? We help you narrow it down: Birding 101 Resources, Field Guides, Reference Books and Online Resources.
Audubon Birding Hot Spots
It’s always a great time in the countryside or at our local botanical garden, no matter which birds we come across.
The map below will give you a general idea of where the walks take place.
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