Laramie Audubon Society

I came across two articles highlighting bird research this week. The first is related to the public talk we are co-hosting Sept 4th on eBird...

Willet by Shawn Billerman The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is offering a series of webinars this fall to help people learn shorebird and ...

For those that were present for my LAS presentation on Bicknell's Thrush a few years ago (2009 I think?), you may remember that I conduc...

The 2013 report on the state of the birds focuses on birds on private lands. Approximately 60% of land in the U.S. is privately owned. Highl...

When managers try to move a species to a new environment, many of the animals often die soon after being released. Now scientists have foun...

By mid-July here in Laramie, breeding season is well under way, and for some species, already over.  While early summer can be a slow birdin...

Brown-capped Rosy-Finch Survey in the Snowy Range Important Bird Area July 20, 2013 Please join us for a day of hiking and bird surveyi...

I recently had a very lovely walk along the Brush Creek ski trail loop system which starts at the visitor center along W. C130 just west of ...

One of only a few species that breeds exclusively in the alpine tundra, the White-tailed Ptarmigan ( Lagopus leucura ) is a highly sought af...

Dear Auduboners, It’s time to start planning for this year’s nightjar surveys! Our nightjar surveys must be conducted between June 16th an...

On Saturday, June 1st, 14 people showed up to bird around Hutton Lake and on down to the Colorado border at Chimney Rock. It was a decent da...

One of the many uses of birds to humans is that they are pollinators and seed distributors. A recent article in Science magazine documented ...