Laramie Audubon Society

Winter Tracking Trip.  Each year Dr. Gary Beauvais generously leads this trip - typically we snowshoe and/or ski on or near the Chimney Park...

Representatives from ConnectGEN reached out and offered to speak at a LAS meeting regarding the Rail Tie wind project planned for southern A...

Northern Pygmy-Owl (Photo courtesy of Cody Porter) This Spring, the Laramie Audubon Society has a great variety of trips planned - chanc...

The Laramie Audubon Society will again take part in a 100-year-old Christmas tradition, the annual Christmas Bird Count. Volunteers are welc...

Red-flanked Bluetail (an Asian species seen on the mainland of North America on only a handful of occasions) sighted by Cody Porter in h...

Many conifers in the Laramie Range are producing large cone crops this year, which means lots of winter birds!  Gray-crowned Rosy-Finc...

The topic for the October LAS evening program is Bats of Wyoming.  Join us on Wednesday, October 30th (refreshments and bird chat at 6:30 p....

Dear LAS and interested community members, We regret that because of heavy travel schedules on the part of our nest box monitoring leaders,...

Despite the cold weather and snow, we will venture out Saturday morning (October 12th) to look for waterfowl and other migrants at the Plain...

First, we apologize if we missed anyone this morning! The Make a Wish Foundation Tour de Wish 5K coincided with our nature walk, causing lot...

Nature Walk for Kids of All Ages. Join us for a walk along the Greenbelt to see what we can find for plants, animals, and of course birds, ...

Cooper's Hawk (Photo courtesy of Laurel Armstrong) Our Laramie Hotspots outing on Sept 21 st , 2019 started at Greenhill Cemetery wh...