Laramie Audubon Society

Reproductive success of gulls in a hybrid zone Libby Megna, PhD student at UWYO Glaucous-winged Gulls (Larus glaucescens) and Western Gul...

We will be heading out tomorrow morning to the Plains Lakes. Hutton Lakes NWR is closed due to the government shutdown. Meet at Night Heron ...

I just came across this blog post today by Ed Young about swifts staying on the wing for 200 days straight. Remarkable.

Due to inclement weather, the field trip for Saturday, Oct 5th, to Hutton Lakes has been canceled. We will reschedule for next Saturday, wea...

LAS and the UWYO Zoology & Physiology Department are hosting a guest lecture by Dr. Harry Greene from Cornell University. His talk i...

This morning, the Laramie Audubon Society field trip checked a couple of songbird migrant sites in and around Laramie. We had pretty good s...

This weekend we will take a field trip to some birding hotspots within Laramie City limits. We will meet at Night Heron books 8 am to fuel o...

Frank, Chad, and Kristina birding at Twin Buttes by Julie Hart Today (September 14), 10 people joined the Laramie Audubon Field Trip to ...

The recent weather system has brought in lots of migrants to the area and we will be heading out tomorrow, rain or shine, to see what is aro...

In Wyoming, many birders have become familiar with the Sage Sparrow, which is a common sagebrush obligate species that breeds across much of...

Please join us for a special talk tonight about eBird! WHERE:  UWYO Berry Center auditorium, corner of 10th and Lewis St WHEN: Refreshmen...

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...