Saw Mill River Audubon

Saw Mill River Audubon People who love learning about the natural world and want to protect healthy habitats.

Our Summer newsletter was just sent to our e-newsletter subscribers and is now available here for our Facebook friends a...
05/24/2026

Our Summer newsletter was just sent to our e-newsletter subscribers and is now available here for our Facebook friends at the link below. Our summer field trips are now open for registration and so are our June programs. Visit our website to download your copy now: https://www.sawmillriveraudubon.org/news

We enjoyed a beautiful morning at Croton Point Park in our group of 23 birders and had plenty of special birds to add to...
05/16/2026

We enjoyed a beautiful morning at Croton Point Park in our group of 23 birders and had plenty of special birds to add to our checklist resulting in a total of 50 species. Big thanks to Ruogu for these excellent bird portraits. Our eBird list is here: https://ebird.org/checklist/S339972398
where you can see additional bird pictures.
Scenic view of grasslands from Anne S.

05/12/2026

If you have or watch a birder feeder this spring, have you seen this colorful visitor? Rose-breasted Grosbeak from feedercam at Pruyn Sanctuary this morning. Watch our feedercam here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bj3oHJXjvSw

Getting set up for tonight’s program! Come on down to the Chappaqua Library. 7pm start. All welcome.
05/07/2026

Getting set up for tonight’s program! Come on down to the Chappaqua Library. 7pm start. All welcome.

Quite a morning birding at Marshlands Conservancy this morning!  Lots of good spotters in our group of 26 people and we ...
05/02/2026

Quite a morning birding at Marshlands Conservancy this morning! Lots of good spotters in our group of 26 people and we ended up with 66 species of birds! Here are some images from Judy Lipton and Troy Gorodess. Thanks to both. And an image of our track from eBird. Our eBird list is here: https://ebird.org/checklist/S331068487

Important info this time of year. And, if you don’t know about this website and app directory of wildlife rehabbers, che...
04/30/2026

Important info this time of year. And, if you don’t know about this website and app directory of wildlife rehabbers, check out
https://www.ahnow.org

How to help licensed wildlife rehabilitators:

Wildlife rehabilitation is a labor love & compassion. Many licensed wildlife rehabilitators are not paid & lack funding from the state or federal government.

Many work full time jobs on top of rehabbing wildlife day & night, while taking calls from the public, caring for their families, & their pets. Baby season is tremendously draining emotionally, physically, & financially for these very special individuals.

They rely heavily on donations & to help with the costs of formulas, medications, medical supplies, vet bills, cleaning supplies, etc.

Please be kind to them & if you can not donate, ask if there are supplies they may need. You can offer to volunteer or help with transport. And if those aren't options, follow them on social media, like & share their posts so others can see what an amazing group of people rehabilitators are!

Fun night! We had a full house for our annual dinner last night. Excellent program by Ryan Goldberg. Thanks to all who e...
04/27/2026

Fun night! We had a full house for our annual dinner last night. Excellent program by Ryan Goldberg. Thanks to all who enjoyed it with us. And to all our volunteers who made it happen. Beautiful flower arrangements by Mark Magel and Eva Andersen at each table and all around the room. More pics to come, I’m sure. Big thanks to Mariandale who were marvelous hosts.

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275 Millwood Road
Chappaqua, NY
10514

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