Sullivan County Audubon Society

Pectoral
Sandpiper
photo © Scott Baldinger
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Black Vulture
photo © Pat Cococ
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Redhead
photo © Scott Baldinger
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Eastern Towhee
photo ©Mary Collier
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Welcome to the
Sullivan County Audubon Society Website!
This page last updated 12/23/20

Sullivan County is one of New York State's birdiest counties, home to the famous Bashakill Wildlife Management Area and the Mongaup Valley Bald Eagle area, two sites designated by New York State as Bird Conservation Areas. It is possible for a person to find over 100 different species of birds in one May day at the Bashakill. One can also find over 200 species of birds in Sullivan County in a year; both of these feats were accomplished in 2002. A total of over 280 species of birds have been recorded in the county.

Snow Goose
photo © Scott Baldinger
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Sullivan County Audubon is about more than birds!

Use the links at left to learn about the wide variety of activities and interests we represent.

No in-person events
are scheduled for Winter 2020-2021
but see Upcoming Events below
for details about winter bird counts.

New on Our Website
Upcoming Events - More details on Winter plans.		12/23
Bird Notes - Fall 2020 by Lance Verderame		12/23
Bird Notes - Summer 2020 by Lance Verderame		12/23
Butterflies 2020 - 2020 Sightings & Counts		12/23
What to do about Injured Birds or Other Wildlife		8/22

The Sullivan County Audubon Society is a group of dedicated people who value both the birds and their beautiful and unspoiled habitats in Sullivan County.

Enjoy our website, and enjoy our birds!