Programs & Events

Engaging educational programs to promote interest in the study of birds

Upcoming Programs & Events

DFO presents a variety of programs throughout the year that are informative, educational and fun. Check out the full list below and the descriptions of each program. To sign up for a program, click on the register button and you will be directed to a registration page. Once you fill out the registration form you will be sent a link to the webinar. 

***Annual Membership Meeting***

An asterisk before the date indicates the annual DFO meeting. The results of the election for board directors and officers will be made at this meeting.

Many of DFO's in person programs and webinars have been recorded and are available by clicking on the Past Programs button at the end of the Upcoming Programs list.  

DateTimeTitleLocationSpeaker 
Aug 25 20257:00 PM 10,000 Birds and (Still) Counting: One Man’s Global Checklist  Peter Kaestner, world birder Register

© Pat O'Driscoll

Bird Bombs

Bird Bombs are short blasts of bird identification information designed to help you be a better birder. They drop via Zoom about twice a month and are free and open to the public. Find them on the list of Upcoming Programs wherever you see the label BIRD BOMBS before the title. Past Bird Bombs recordings can be found on the Past Programs page in order by date. 

© Jim Esten

Monthly Programs

DFO presents programs via Zoom, usually on the fourth Monday, in August - November and January - April. Featured speakers include avian researchers, birding tour guides, and bird conservationists, among others. Programs are described in detail in each issue of The Lark Bunting and videos of each program are posted to the Past Programs page of this website.  

Special Events

DFO schedules a variety of events throughout the year. Click Learn More to find out about everything from quarterly Board of Directors Meetings to the Annual Members-Only Picnic and much more.

© Jim Esten

Better Birding Skills Workshops

Better Birding Skills Workshops are designed to help birders acquire new skills to improve their ability to identify birds in the field. Workshops begin with a "classroom" session via Zoom and follow up field experiences to practice what is learned in the classroom. Look for BBS Workshops in the calendar of events to sign up.