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16. okt. 2026 kl. 01:40
Birmingham, Mich. (Oct. 15, 2026) — Don Burlett of Oakland Bird Alliance, an Audubon affiliated chapter in Oakland County Michigan, was presented with Audubon Great Lakes’ 2026 Alan Dolan Great...
As birds embarked on their fall migration journeys, Audubon and partners welcomed approximately 250 visitors to Community Day at the John James Audubon Center (JJAC) in late September. The event...
15. okt. 2026 kl. 20:49
As state legislatures begin preparing for their 2027 sessions, now is the time to start planning for the policy discussions and legislative activity that will shape the year ahead. Early preparation...
Recently, our team celebrated an incredible milestone: over 20,000 acres enrolled in the Conservation Forage Program (CFP)! This achievement was made possible by landowners, partners, and...
As another legislative session closes, we’re looking back at our work for birds, wildlife, and the places they depend on. This year, we were proud to bring back Audubon California’s Advocacy...
The votes are in, and CALIFORNIA CONDOR has officially soared to victory as Audubon California's 2026 Bird of the Year!To celebrate Audubon California's 30th anniversary, we invited Bird Lovers...
This month, governments, civil society, Indigenous people, companies, and other organizations from around the world will gather in Yerevan, Armenia for the 17th Conference of the Parties to the...
15. okt. 2026 kl. 16:55
The National Audubon Society has been awarded nearly $4 million dollars from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Grassland Resilience and Conservation Initiative (GRACI) grant, an investment...
If you spend a day on the South Dakota prairie with its rustling grasses, bright blooms, open skies, and rich wildlife, then it’s easy to understand why so many people are passionate about...
Der er ud udgivet en ny rapport om CES ringmærkningen med en opsamling af data fra 21 års ringmærkning.Her finder du en grundig gennemgang af hvilke arter der...
Personal reflections from a physically Disabled ornithologist The post Birding for every body appeared first on British Ornithologists' Union.
Painted: 10/7/2025About the Mural: Cast in drifting shadows, a mural splays across the concrete underpass stretching across a portion of the Wabash River in Warren County, Indiana. Broad strokes of...
Today was a remarkably unremarkable day at obs. The wind was kind of pitifully bad, with 9 meters per second from south-southwest, which is kind of useless at this time of year. And as expected, the obs...
Unfortunately, this will be my last blog. I will be leaving on Monday, but words cannot describe the joy I felt being here. I did not expect to learn so much and hopefully I will be able to return soon....
15. okt. 2026 kl. 00:00
Ringmærkning: Uanset, at vinden havde lagt sig noget i forhold til i går og vi derfor kunne åbne alle net blev det en stille dag med lige akurat 10 nymærkninger. I forhold til i går meldte en Stor...
15. okt. 2026 kl. 00:00
Ringmærkning: Uanset, at vinden havde lagt sig noget i forhold til i går og vi derfor kunne åbne alle net blev det en stille dag med lige akurat 10 nymærkninger. I forhold til i går meldte en Stor...
14. okt. 2026 kl. 23:29
Across the Great Plains, grasslands are the foundation of thriving ranching operations, healthy wildlife populations, and resilient rural communities. Yet these critical landscapes continue to face...
A summer full of sunshine, adventure, discovery, and a little bit of dirt under the fingernails! Check out what our campers explored this summer at Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center, Iain Nicolson...
While it has long been known that many songbirds complete vast migrations from the temperate zones to the tropics each year, surprisingly few species have been tracked along their entire journey...
As we welcome fall across the Great Plains, I find myself reflecting on the many ways conservation takes shape. Some moments are big and worthy of celebration, while others may seem small at first...
Trækket på Odden: Efter gårsdagens store trækdag med særligt Ederfugle (Somateria mollissima), var vinden over natten vendt i VNV med forholdsvis kraftig vind på omkring 10 meter i sekundet. Vi...
This morning was a family activity morning. The wind was very strong so we decided not to go ringing. Instead everybody went to the count, with me being a bit late to catch up on university classes before....
GARNER, NC—Kick off the fall planting season by celebrating North Carolina Native Plants Week from October 19-25. The week highlights the importance of native plants for birds, pollinators, and...
No new reunions this time although I have strengthened my acquaintance with the subjects of my last two posts. The Med Gull has clearly hung around and was seen at Østensjøvannet on Thursday before disappearing again. A family walk around the lake on Sunday revealed it was back but it was gone again on Monday. It was together with Common Gulls and was feeding together with them on football pitches looking for worms rather than the bread eating Black-headeds. There are plenty of places in Oslo that attract Common Gulls searching for worms but that will change once temperatures fall below zero. If the Med Gull decides to stay the winter then it will probably out of necessity become a gluten lover. the picture I had hoped to take last week - 1st winter Med, Common and Black-headed Gulls together Med and Common Gull looking for worms Talking of temperatures below zero the first snow fell on the hills around Oslo at the weekend although it has turned warmer again now. no snow in this photo of a very autumnal Maridalen yesterday I have now found two Pygmy Owls in Maridalen with both still in the forest and there has been a bird in another place so currently three birds is a good start to the winter season. Two more sightings of Great Grey Owls close to Oslo also give me hope for an owl winter. One was hunting from wires along a busy road in farmland which is a sure sign of how bad the rodent situation is in the forests. I had a nocturnal session in Maridalen last night with high hopes for a Tengmalms or two but it disappointed with only a single Tawny and surprisingly no noise at dusk from either of the Pygmys I had seen earlier in the day. Pygmy Owl (spurveugle) No sooner than the photographers filled up the feeders for the winter season and Marsh Tits are back in Maridalen although I am sure they never left and will most likely have bred unnoticed. No Waxwings yet but there are still lots of Rowan berries and plenty of time for both them and Grosbeaks to come.
The day started very calmly, with little wind, but during the morning, the wind picked up. As a result, the ringing team at Kabeltromlen, consisting of Simon, Laura and Luis (and later Jule as well), had...
