19 birders attended the walk. The weather was cloudy and we even got a little rain at the end. Sand Pond has been dredged and all the reeds and several trees have been removed. The only ducks on the pond … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →PBS Nature Featuring Greater Sage-Grouse: The Sagebrush Sea Airs May 20 Check out Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s stunning new documentary on Nature about the imperiled Greater Sage-Grouse to be airedMay 20th. Learn about this spectacularly unique species and its sagebrush … Continue reading →
Please review and consider endorsing the following letter to administration officials asking for further attention to the problem of wildlife mortality caused by open pipes. While some progress has been made by federal agencies to raise awareness and remove … Continue reading →
Did you know that collisions with glass claim the lives of hundreds of millions of birds in the United States each year? Birds that have successfully flown thousands of miles on migration can then die in seconds on a pane … Continue reading →
Posted by Steve Boyes of National Geographic Expeditions on May 11, 2013 Asian paradise-flycatchers inhabit thick forests and well-wooded habitats from Turkestan to Manchuria, all over India and Sri Lanka to the Malay Archipelago on the islands … Continue reading →
Help Stop Mercury Pollution in Belted Kingfisher Habitat Speak out by May 14th to protect the Ohio River watershed>> Belted Kingfishers are often seen perched on branches above a river, or hovering on rapidly beating wings before diving headfirst into … Continue reading →
Hi Friends, This morning, Saturday May 9th, fourteen birders walked around Wilderness Gardens Preserve and we found 47 bird species. The weather was perfect – really cool and overcast most of the time. I think this location should also be … Continue reading →
Steve Shunk of Paradise Birding, Sisters Oregon, is leading a birding trip in northern Alberta Canada designed for members of Buena Vista Audubon. Starting date is June 24 in Edmonton Alberta and the trip ends in Edmonton July 5. A … Continue reading →
Doug Tallamy, of ‘Bringing Nature Home’ fame, has launched a new scientific endeavor at the University of Delaware in an effort to fill in the missing links between specific native plants, specific insects, and specific bird species that eat those … Continue reading →