Laramie Audubon Society

Bird activity continues to increase in the area as migrants keep trickling in! On the plains, Says' Phoebe, Brewer's Blackbird, Sa...

Please join us this coming Wednesday, March 29 for two talks by our most recent Small Grants recipients. Both Gabe and Andy received LAS f...

It's beginning to feel a lot like spring in the Laramie Valley, though we're not celebrating just yet. Nevertheless, the warm weathe...

This Saturday, March 25 we will head out to the Plains Lakes for some spring birding. This is a great opportunity to learn duck identific...

This Saturday, March 25 , we will head out to a Greater Sage-Grouse lek north of Laramie. Come and watch these iconic birds strut their stu...

It was a week of moody weather in the Laramie Valley, with a couple of signs that bird life is returning to the high plains. Overhead, you...

Owls are one of the most celebrated yet least understood groups of birds. Despite a handful of chance encounters over the years, relatively ...

Clark's Nutcracker. Photo by Lisa Cox. This post is by Lisa Cox, I'm just putting it up. --Libby Saturday's Bird Hop was a...

Despite the windy weather over the last week, bird activity was pretty impressive for this time of the year! In the migrant department, Da...

Hello readers of the Laramie Audubon Society blog! We (Cody and Doug) are going to begin a weekly report of the birds we see in and around t...

Lisa Cox and Brian Waitkus will lead us on a cafe-hopping, bird-finding adventure this Saturday, March 4 . We will visit Albany and Centen...

Yesterday morning 27 participants went for a beautiful hike to the Brooklyn Lake area in the Snowy Range. The excellent cone crop of Engelma...