Forbush Bird Club

As we continue with spring migration, it's exciting to welcome back some of our favorite birds. The Baltimore Oriole is here and making a lot of noise throughout the Northeast this month. There are a lot of opportunities to this this beautifully colored bird on any of our guided walks, as they are often at woodland edges and open riparian woods, but also urban parks and suburban landscapes.

Have you seen a Baltimore Oriole yet this spring? Feel free to share any pictures you've captured. We'd love to see them!

Eleven Forbush Club members and others attended the annual Woodcock Walk at the Wayne MacCallum Wildlife Management Area on an overcast warm and windy Spring evening listening for the American Woodcock’s “peent ” call and watching for its notorious sky dance. Lucky for us, they cooperated. A quick recap of the outing with an ebird list is at the link below!

https://forbushbird.org/latest-trips/woodcock-walk-2026

We have a full schedule of outings planned for this spring. Please come join us! You can view all our upcoming events here - https://forbushbird.org/text-calendar

Woodcock Walk at the Wayne MacCallum WMA — Forbush Bird Club Eleven Forbush Club members and others attended the annual Forbush Club Woodcock Walk at the Wayne MacCallum Wildlife Management Area on an overcast warm and windy Spring evening listening for the American Woodcock’s “peent ” call and watching for its notorious sky dance. We saw and heard this...