Lake Cook Audubon

Lake Cook Audubon Lake Cook Audubon is a community interested in the well-being of our habitat who enjoy watching & st Lake-Cook Chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society.
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We are a gathering of people who enjoy watching and studying birds and wildlife. We welcome people of all ages and skills to join us on our field trips, programs and other events. Most of our monthly programs are bird-oriented, but we also address environmental and natural history topics.

World’s oldest known bird -74 - lays an egg
12/07/2024

World’s oldest known bird -74 - lays an egg

Wisdom, a Laysan albatross, has outlived at least three mates and the researcher who outfitted her with a tracking band in 1956.

11/21/2024

First Lake County government building outfitted with a bird-friendly building design.

Bird-friendly modifications were added to the Lake County Central Permit Facility in Libertyville to mitigate bird strikes against glass windows. This included a dot pattern applied to the windows on the front of the facility and paracord hung four inches apart on the south side of the building. Watch the video:
https://youtu.be/j2OhlP-jdR0?si=4ePygY_X9A6EsmjW

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The ultimate rare bird alert!!!
11/10/2024

The ultimate rare bird alert!!!

“This is the furthest north I’ve heard of an emperor penguin,” an expert said.

Reminder: Field trips Saturday 10/19 and 10/26Grab your binoculars and join us tomorrow 10/19 and Saturday 10/26 to look...
10/18/2024

Reminder: Field trips Saturday 10/19 and 10/26

Grab your binoculars and join us tomorrow 10/19 and Saturday 10/26 to look for late fall landbirds and early migrating waterfowl at two of Lake County's best fall birding locations.

Saturday 10/19 - Lyons Woods, Waukegan - 7:30 am

Saturday 10/26 - Pine Dunes, Antioch - 8 am

Register at https://www.lakecookaudubon.org/field-trips/

Field Trip: Lyons Woods-Waukegan Sat Oct 19
10/17/2024

Field Trip: Lyons Woods-Waukegan Sat Oct 19

10/16/2024

Adult blacklegged aka deer ticks are out again. Now is the time for them to be roaming around leaf-littered woodlands before it freezes. In the fall, deer ticks molt into adults and seek out large mammalian hosts. To prevent illness, such as Lyme disease, follow these tips to stay safe in the outdoors!

🪳 Tuck pants into socks.
🪳 Wear EPA registered insect repellent.
🪳 Shower after coming indoors.
🪳 Tick check! Inspect your body and head after spending time outdoors. (Don't forget to check pets too.)
🪳 If you find a tick embedded in skin, use clean tweezers to pull the tick upward and out. Don't twist or jerk the tick. Clean the bite area afterwards.

📸: An adult female deer tick licks its chops getting ready to dive into a tasty meal. (© Cris Ritchie Photo - stock.adobe.com).

10/16/2024

Congratulations to the FFriends of Hackmatack National Wildlife Refugeon receiving the Molly Krival 2024 Refuge Friend Group of the Year award. The NNational Wildlife Refuge Associationbestowed this honor on September 18, 2024. The award recognizes significant contributions by the awardee to the UU.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-managed National Wildlife Refuge System. Learn more about the event and the accolades of its winners: https://ow.ly/gn3a50TuXcw

📸: Pete Jackson

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PO Box 254
Highland Park, IL
60035

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