Welcome
South-Central Idaho's home for birders.
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WHAT WE DO
Three ways we show up for the Magic Valley.
Prairie Falcon Audubon is a volunteer-run chapter working across south-central Idaho to connect people with the birds and habitats around them. From monthly talks with guest presenters to field trips into local birding hotspots and citizen-science efforts that feed national datasets, everything we do is built around a simple idea: the more people who know these birds, the better off they’ll be. Programs and field trips are free and open to the public.
Monthly Programs
About nine free programs a year with guest presenters. Topics range from the Cassia Crossbill and Sage-Grouse to nest box building and local conservation, something new for every experience level.
Birding Field Trips
About five bird-watching excursions a year, led by experienced birders. Participants typically carpool to Magic Valley birding hotspots to see what’s around. Free, open to the public, and welcoming to newer birders.
Citizen Science
Volunteers run five Christmas Bird Counts and a South Hills “Big Day” 24 hours, 300 miles, nearly 150 breeding species. Members also contribute to Project FeederWatch, the Great Backyard Bird Count, and more.
Become a Member
Membership keeps you connected to programs, field trips, the newsletter, and a community that cares about Magic Valley birds. [Dues to be confirmed with PFA.]
EVENTS
Join Our Events
Programs, field trips, and bird counts across the Magic Valley updated as the season unfolds. Most are free and open to anyone curious enough to show up.
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FROM THE FIELD
Notes, sightings, and stories from the Magic Valley
Trip reports, seasonal bird news, conservation updates, and the occasional deep dive from PFA members. A slower read for anyone who wants to know what’s happening out there.
