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Resources for appreciating and watching birds in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah.
Mountain Bluebird. Photo: John Pizniur/Great Backyard Bird Count
Birds bring us joy. In the spring and summer, their cheerful songs and colorful feathers brighten our lives. In the fall and winter, they bring comfort on cold, dark days. When you appreciate birds, every walk is a little more interesting, every trip a little more exciting.
Being a birdwatcher doesn't mean you have to be good at identifying birds. To us, a bird watcher is anyone who enjoys seeing or hearing birds, no matter how common they are.
Whether you're just curious about birds or an avid birdwatcher, we hope the resources on this page help you learn about and appreciate the birds of Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah.
Before you judge a bird by its color, use these eight clues to guide you.
Download our free and complete field guide to more than 800 North American bird species.
How to identify five common migratory birds in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah.
How to identify hummingbirds in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming and attract them to your yard.
Great places to discover the birds of Fort Collins, Colorado.
A beginner’s guide to bird watching in Pagosa Springs, Colorado.
Favorite bird watching locations provided by Boulder County Audubon Society.
A map and descriptions of popular birding locations provided by Laramie Audubon Society.
Learn about birds commonly seen in the spring in the Rockies and where to look for them.
Wyoming BioBlitz staff and attendees. Photo: Evan Barrientos/Audubon Rockies
Find bird conservation-focused career opportunities in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah.
Learn how to tell if a bird really needs your help, and what you should do if it does.
Experience Colorado's crane migration through the gorgeous photography of a young Audubon member.
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