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In an effort to raise awareness about bird conservation in California, Audubon California this year will again recognize its Bird of the Year. And while we selected the seven finalists for the award, you the public will have the final say.
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Western Bluebird
An iconic songbird of the American West, this bird has seen its numbers decline in recent years due to habitat loss. Now, climate change is presenting a new challenge. Vote here |
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American Avocet
A spectacular shorebird found in wetland and marsh habitat throughout California, the American Avocet is struggling against the challenges of the drought. Climate change is a new problem. Vote here |
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Common Murre
A distinctive bird of our North Coast, the Common Murre made the news this year as thousands died from lack of food.Vote here |
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Western Tanager
One of the most popular songbirds in the West, the Western Tanager faces an uncertain future due to climate change.Vote here |
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American Kestrel
The American Kestrel is North America’s smallest falcon, and there is a lot of attitude crammed into its small profile. Vote here |
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Northern Pintail
One of our favorite ducks, the Northern Pintail is one of many waterfowl species challenged by the drought. Vote here |
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Western Grebe
With its incredible breeding display that incorporates literally running on water, the Western Grebe is an iconic species of the western North American waterways. Vote here |
We need your help to select our 2015 Bird of the Year. Votes will be accepted through Sunday, Dec. 20. You can vote as many times as you like. Vote here
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Audubon California
220 Montgomery Street, Suite 1000 | San Francisco, CA 94104
auduboncalifornia@audubon.org
