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Denver Audubon

Denver Metro

FreshnessChecked August 25, 2026We re-check every session’s registration page daily — statuses below are from the latest check, not scraped-once.
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On record9 summer camp sessions · 2 past sessions

Summer camps — 2026

9 sessions · statuses verified August 25, 2026

01Wingspan Game Night

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A monthly game night at the Kingery Nature Center playing Wingspan, the bird-themed board game, hosted with Front Range Birding Company. No experience necessary — RSVP by phone.

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02Water-wise Bird Walk

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Start with a short intro to the Aurora Water-wise Garden's native, low-water plants from Aurora Water conservation specialists, then stroll the 10-acre garden looking for birds and pollinators — more than 200 species of birds and other wildlife have been reported here.

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03Denver Audubon Book Club

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Denver Audubon's Beaks & Books group reads a new nature-themed book each month — nature writing, science, conservation, environmental history — then meets to discuss it, with occasional hands-on extras like guided bird walks and nature journaling.

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04Let's Draw Birds!

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Learn to draw birds with artist and Master Birder Barbra Sobhani at the Kingery Nature Center — each session covers the basics plus a different subject, with indoor and outdoor components. No drawing experience necessary.

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05Walk the Wetlands

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A guided bird walk of about 3 miles starting at the Kingery Nature Center, following the South Platte River past open fields, woodland, ponds, and marshes with two Audubon Master Birders or expert volunteers. Bring binoculars; advance registration is required.

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06Evening Bird Break: Belmar Park

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An unhurried evening walk at Belmar Park in Lakewood, where Denver Audubon volunteers help the group enjoy birds and their behavior and learn to find and identify them by sight and sound. Trails are flat and paved or packed gravel; bring your own binoculars.

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07Evening Bird Break: City Park

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A relaxed evening bird walk starting at Denver's City Park Pavilion, with Denver Audubon volunteers helping the group spot birds and learn to identify them by sight and sound. Families are welcome; children under 16 should be accompanied by an adult.

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08Intermediate Birding: Birds of Canyons

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A two-hour evening Zoom class on the field marks, habitats, and behaviors of canyon and scrub-oak birds, followed by a weekend field trip to practice those skills. Part of Denver Audubon's Intermediate Birding Skills series — classes stand alone, so you can take just this one.

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09Author Event: Why We Love Birds

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A virtual evening with Scott Harris, author of Why We Love Birds: 52 Birders on Birding, who interviewed 52 birders about their spark birds, nemesis birds, and favorite days in the field. Roughly an hour-long talk followed by Q&A with the author.

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Past sessions — 2026

2 ended sessions · kept for reference — statuses no longer apply

01Bird ID 101: Using Apps & Guides

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A beginner bird-identification class from Denver Audubon built around one practical skill: using birding apps and field guides to figure out what bird you're actually seeing.

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02Nature Camp 2026

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A week of games, hands-on science experiments, and outdoor exploration at the Kingery Nature Center in Chatfield State Park. Depending on the theme, campers build shelters, practice compass skills, track wildlife, catch frogs, and search forests and rivers for creatures that fly, slither, scamper, and climb.

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4.7★★★★7 Google reviews
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It was a nice and peaceful walk. I visited in August. I hardly saw any birds, which was a disappointment. I am a bird watcher and professional photographer and have visited many parks around Colorado. Also a part of the trail had so much over growth from shrubs and weeds that I had to turn around and go back.

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Julie Mirra year ago
★★★★★

Thank you to Kate Hogan with Denver Audubon Society for your presentation about Native Plants for Birds. You are so knowledgeable and a super good teacher!

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