Laramie Audubon Society

Our next evening meeting is tomorrow, Wednesday January 28th at 6:30 pm in the Berry Biodiversity Center auditorium. After mingling and re...

 Have you ever found a bird feather and wondered what species it came from? The Forensics Lab of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service can...

On the morning of November 21st, Francis and Janice Bergquist discovered a strange bird coming to their feeder. After sending a photo to Mat...

Big news came out of the US Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday, December 9 when they announced that the rufa  subspecies of the Red Knot (...

Common Redpoll. Photo © Shawn Billerman. The Laramie Audubon Society will again take part in a 100-year-old Christmas tradition, the ann...

The area along Old Laramie River road, which falls under the proposed Wyoming Toad Conservation Area, is the best habitat in Albany Cou...

Be a citizen scientist! These 2 fun and interesting projects need your help. © Project Nightjar     Project Nightjar investiga...

The National Museum of Wildlife Art, the Biodiversity Institute, and the University of Wyoming Museum of Vertebrates have teamed up to bring...

We will hold a board meeting this Thursday, November 20 at 6:30 pm. We will meet in room 227 of the Berry Center . Our board meetings are op...

The last speaker for this fall is our very own Tim Banks. Please join us for his talk entitled "Sandhill Crane Natural History and Beh...

UPDATE: The raptor trip has been moved back a week due to inclement weather. Corrected dates included below. Chad Olson will lead a field ...

Our next fall speaker is Beth Fitzpatrick, a PhD candidate at the University of Wyoming who studies the effect of development on Greater...