Colorado Bird Behavior and Identification talk
Thu, Nov 05
|Durango Community Recreation Center
A free outdoor educational series hosted by the Durango Police Rangers. You will learn the fundamentals of recognizing and understanding the birds native to Southwest Colorado.


Time & Location
Nov 05, 2026, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
Durango Community Recreation Center, 2700 Main Ave, Durango, CO 81301, USA
Guests
About the Event
During the Colorado Bird Behavior and Identification class, you will learn the fundamentals of recognizing and understanding the birds native to Southwest Colorado. The presentation by Durango Police Open Space Ranger Tosh and an expert from Colorado Parks and Wildlife covers several practical field skills:
Common Local Species: How to identify the distinct birds you are most likely to encounter around town, near the Animas River, out on local trail networks, and right in your backyard.
Bird Calls and Audio Cues: What to listen for while outdoors, including how to distinguish common regional bird calls and auditory signals.
Habitats and Behaviors: A breakdown of local ecosystems, what makes Southwest Colorado birds unique, and how to spot behavioral patterns to track them more effectively.
Visual Identification Tricks: Key visual characteristics, shapes, and markings to look for when trying to identify a fast-moving or distant bird