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Join us on the first Monday of the month for our public program!
Eastern Long Island Audubon Society is a Chapter of the National Audubon Society serving the communiites from Patchogue to Montauk along the South Shore of Long Island, including western Riverhead, Brookhaven, Southampton and East Hampton.
For our Dinner Guests

Thank you to all our members and friends who attended the Annual Dinner on October 15, 2026 at the Bellport Country Club. It turned out to be a wonderful event and a wonderful apeaker. Our speaker, Kevin Walsh has shared an article he wrote about Screech Owls that appeared in Bird Watchers Daily. It includes plans to build your own Screech Owl box. 

Don’t Forget! Seed Sale Pick Up














Pick Up at Quogue Wildlife Refuge 
Saturday, November 14th, 
from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM



Bird Walk on Saturday, November 7 met at 8 am

 Hallock State Park

Meet at 8:00 am in the parking lot at the end of the gravel road at 6062 Sound Avenue in Jamesport. This relatively new state park features a variety of habitats that host a number of late fall and early winter birds. We will explore the edges of the farm fields for sparrows and hawks, the forest for woodpeckers and nuthatches, and the Sound for scoters and other sea ducks. With November being one of the most interesting months for vagrant birds on Long Island, we will also keep our eyes out for rarities from out West or even farther afield. The walk will last approximately three hours and hiking shoes are encouraged, as the trails are well maintained but cover some uneven terrain and surfaces.

Register or for more information contact Brian Moldashel at brian.moldashel@gmail.com