The Tucson Bird Count is now being coordinated by the Tucson Audubon Society in partnership with University of Arizona.
The spring count of the Tucson Bird Count is underway! Any birder that can readily identify the birds of Tucson is invited to adopt a route to survey. It only takes one morning of your choice between April 15 – May 15 to conduct 5 minute counts at each of the stops along your route. Many of the routes are in urban Tucson and don’t require any hiking, you can easily drive from point to point. Other routes are in more natural areas and do require some hiking. There are even a few routes that are only hiking.
If you are interested in helping with the Tucson Bird Count, please take a look at the maps and route descriptions below. If you would like to adopt a route for the 2012 spring count, please contact Jennie at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
The Tucson Audubon Society's Rare Bird Alert is updated every week! Find all the info you need for the latest rare birds in southeast Arizona. Phone your reports to 520-629-0510 X 3, or email 
General Information: Tucson Audubon leads over 150 free field trips every year! Contact trip leader for more information about each field trip, or contact the Field Trip Coordinator
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