Maricopa Audubon Society (MAS) is National Audubon Society's Phoenix metropolitan area chapter. The chapter numbers over 3000 members

Program Schedule for 2007/2008

Program Details click here

May 6 2008: Kathleen Sullivan: Condors      

Bed, Breakfast & Birds!

Noftsger Hill Inn Bed & Breakfast
May 3 - 4 Birders’ Weekend Special
It is back to class Saturday, May 3
for a study of Ancient Journeys - Bird Migration from Besh-Ba-Gowah Archaeological Park to Pinal Peak

Join Kathe Anderson for late afternoon birding and a 45 minute class Saturday evening, plus a complimentary Sunday morning field trip to Pinal Peak. Bird migration has been studied since the time of Aristotle, and the class is designed to enlighten and enrich our understanding of these wondrous ancient journeys.
Kathe is a Scottsdale resident who leads popular guided bird walks at the Gilbert Riparian Preserve, Boyce Thompson Arboretum, Hassayampa River Preserve and for Maricopa Audubon Society. Additional per person fee of $40.00 for the Saturday birding and class.

These birder weekends were arranged thanks to attention focused on the Pinal Mountain range by Arizona Republic columnist Jim Burns. The author of - North American Owls - highlights 7,800 foot Pinal Peak among his top five birding spots close to the Phoenix area.
Double occupancy rooms at Noftsger Hill Inn range from $90 to $125 plus tax, including breakfast. 20% discount for second consecutive night booking for this special event. For complete details about the Bed, Breakfast & Birds package, call Rosalie Ayala toll-free 877-780-2479 or 928-425-2260, or visit the website www.noftsgerhillinn.com.

**Read about us in April's Travel & Leisure magazine!!
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Donation Wish List

Maricopa Audubon Society is looking for a donation of a laptop computer in order to provide educational presentations to youth groups and classes. To donate please contact any board member here

Rio Salado Habitat International Migratory Bird Day Festival

April 12, 2008. The event runs 8 am to noon
Rio Salado Website here
Migratory Bird Festival Brochure here