You're Invited! The Bird Migration Celebration Tour Lands in Phoenix

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Behind the Journeys of Birds and Monarchs at Rio Salado

Help us celebrate 120 years of inspiring action through the wonder of birds! On our next stop on the Bird Migration Celebration Tour, we're headed to Phoenix, Arizona, where we'll be streaming live from Rio Salado Audubon Center's Monarch Tagging Workshop. Join our YouTube Live on Saturday, October 4 at 12 p.m. MT/3 p.m. ET for a thought-provoking conversation with representatives from Audubon Southwest, Southwest Monarch Study, and City of Phoenix Office of Environmental Programs. We'll be discussing the intertwined journeys of birds and butterflies—and the native plants that help them thrive.

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Live Spanish interpretation will be available.

Birds make extraordinary migratory journeys, connecting communities across the Western Hemisphere. Be a part of this incredible season of discovery, migration, and community. Learn more about the full Bird Migration Celebration Tour.

Anna's Hummingbird. Photo: Scott Pettett/Audubon Photography Awards

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Photos: Christian Hannig/Audubon Photography Awards; American Kestrel, Karine Aigner

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