Laramie Audubon Society

The eastern United States and Canada are in the midst of a massive Snowy Owl ( Bubo scandiacus ) invasion. Unlike the irruption a couple yea...

Fall migration in the Laramie area was very busy this year. The fun kicked off as early as July, with the earliest migrants, shorebirds, st...

If you are looking for a holiday gift for a birder in your life or if you are considering a personal upgrade, the Cornell Lab of Ornithol...

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS TO TAKE PART IN AUDUBON’S 114 th CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT The Laramie Audubon Society will again take part in a 100-ye...

Wednesday, November 20th. Sage Spirit Project Update by Dave Showalter. This program is sure to be a visual delight! Dave Showalter is a co...

Saturday, Nov. 9th, 8:30am.  Fall Raptor Field Trip led by our local raptor expert Chad Olson.  We will search high and low for Golden and B...

Late notice, but thought this would be of interest to many Laramie Audubon members. Tonight at the UW Geology Museum, a new exhibit, entitl...

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...