Monthly Talks
Save Texas Streams' monthly talks bring community members together to learn about water quality, conservation, and environmental justice. Each event features a guest speaker who brings fresh perspectives on protecting our region's vulnerable watersheds. Topics range from the latest in conservation science and environmental policy to local environmental history and grassroots success stories. It’s an easygoing, engaging space to learn something new, meet like-minded neighbors, and leave inspired to protect Central Texas's natural resources.
Bird Language: The Real Twitter Feed
Wednesday, January 21, 2026 | 7 - 8 pm CT
5493 Brodie Lane, Austin, TX 78745
Tune into bird communications and interpret the messages they are sending!
Are you ready to discover the messages hidden in the world of birds? In this talk, our Executive Director, Lee Burton, will explain the science and art of bird language, covering how to recognize complex behaviors, eavesdrop on the conversations between species, and develop the ability to:
Identify predators and their movements based on 'shapes' of alarms.
Increase your awareness and minimize disturbance in wildlife areas.
Decode the meaning of silence in the forest and what causes it.
Experience your role in the interconnected communication web of all creatures.
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