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  • Whimbrel by Peter Fish
    Whimbrel by Peter Fish

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Black-capped Chickadee by Ryan McAssey
    Black-capped Chickadee by Ryan McAssey

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Fox silhouetted against orange sky
    Fox by Austin Verrecchia

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • White-eyed Vireo by Jen Shepherd
    White-eyed Vireo by Jen Shepherd

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Black-throated Blue Warbler by Tom Younkin
    Black-throated Blue Warbler by Tom Younkin

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Bobolink singing on milkweed plant
    Bobolink by Allen Schenck

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Bumblebee on milkweed flowers
    Bumblebee by Susie Dorr

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Least Sandpiper
    Least Sandpiper by Kara Zanni Sides

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • American Goldfinch by Janelle Hollis
    American Goldfinch by Janelle Hollis

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Green Heron by Julian Ventres
    Green Heron by Julian Ventres

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Raccoon peeking out of tree cavity.
    Raccoon by Arthur Iannelli

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • River otter pair sits on brush pile in water
    River Otters by Peter Green

    For the 2023 Calendar

  • Mallard Ducks in the snow near a pond
    Mallard Ducks by Carmen Rugel

    For the 2023 Calendar

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2024 Bird and Wildlife Calendar Contest

  The 2024 calendar photo submission period has ended!

Submit your outstanding images to the 2024 Audubon calendar contest! Audubon is including images of birds AND wildlife in the 2024 calendar competition. Every person who enters not only honors their own work but also helps the Audubon Society of Rhode Island communicate its mission to the public.

The deadline for submissions is 5 pm on Friday, September 15, 2023. Selected photographers will receive a complimentary copy of the 2024 Audubon calendar.

Details for Entry - Please Read:

  • Images must be high resolution - at least 3300w x 2550h pixels at 300 dpi.
  • Horizontal or "landscape" format images work best (printed image dimensions are 11”w x 8”h.) Vertical images will only be considered if we can properly crop them to fit the paper.
  • Do not add watermarks, dates, logos, names, etc. to images.
  • Rename your image files before entering to the following format: first name last name species image number (ex: sally smith northern cardinal 1).
  • Please submit wild bird and other wildlife images only - (no Raptor Weekend images please).
  • The image must have been taken in Rhode Island, and the location must be given with the submission.
  • Remember that we are looking for one photo for each month of the year. Seasonal images featuring snow, fall foliage, etc. are welcome and needed.
  • Each photographer is limited to two photo submissions.
  • Photographers will receive photo credit in the calendar.
  • The Audubon Society of Rhode Island may use submitted images to promote programs and events to the press and in their calendar, publications, brochures, leaflets, catalogs, advertising, websites, social media and all other materials without limitation, reservation, or any compensation.
  • Selected photographers will receive a copy of the 2024 calendar.
  • The deadline for submissions is Friday, September 15, 2023.
  • The calendar images will be chosen by a committee. We will notify photographers whose images have been selected in November 2023.

Submit Your Photos

  The 2024 calendar photo submission period has ended! 

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