Wimberley Birding Society

Overview
The Wimberley Birding Society brings neighbors and nature lovers together to explore, protect, and enjoy the incredible birdlife that calls the Hill Country home. Whether you’re brand-new to birding or a seasoned birder with a full life list, you’re welcome here.
Interested in joining us? Dues are $5 a year and can be paid at the next quarterly meeting or can be sent to:
Wimberley Birding Society
PO Box 1526
Wimberley TX 78676.
For more information about the group, contact [email protected]
Next Meeting
November 16th 10 a.m. at Wimberley Village Library
Join Lee Ann Linam for an inspiring look at how local communities with few resources are working to conserve birds in Zimbabwe. The presentation will focus on the Driefontein Grasslands where four local bird groups work to preserve a wetland-grassland complex that supports wattled cranes, grey crowned cranes, secretarybirds, kori bustards, and a host of other species. Learn how Bridges to Birding, a non-profit started by Lee Ann and her husband Gordon, supports local initiatives and offers ecotourism opportunities. Lee Ann is a WBS member and a wildlife biologist retired from Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Her work with TPWD focused on wetlands and rare species, including a long connection to whooping crane conservation efforts in the state.
Meetings are held quarterly.
Past Meetings
02/23/2026 – Birding with a Purpose – Using Our Birding Skills to Help the People We Love – View meeting minutes here
Officers/Board Members
President: Susan Evans
Vice-President: Robert Currie
Secretary: Doray Lendacky
Treasurer: Laura Legett
Chairs & Committees
Refuge Steering Committee Coordinator: Lynne Schaffer
Trips Committee: Jesse Huth, Lynne Schaffer
Birding Opportunities
On the first Tuesday of the month, Jesse Huth ([email protected], 979-422-7061) leads a bird walk no more than an hour away. Meet at the Wimberley Community Center at 7:15 am, and bring $10 to pay for Jesse’s expertise