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In August, Redwing Ranch in Gardner, Colorado, brought women from across the Rockies region together for the Cowgirl Proven: Pasture First, Profit Follows workshop. The hands-on gathering...
Twelve independent chapters operate within the Audubon Southwest region. Consider joining a chapter near you to participate in bird-related events near you and engage on local issues. Read on for...
During my foraging walk through the desert landscape of Southern Arizona, a Harris’s Hawk flies over my head, spreading its long wings then landing on an ironwood tree. As I continue my...
12. nov. 2026 kl. 20:37
In recent weeks, powerful storms battered the Four Corners region. The San Juan River reached some of its highest flows on record, and the Animas and Dolores rivers each logged their fifth-highest...
A forest in southwest Baltimore has a new lease on life thanks to a partnership between Audubon, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, and the Lakeland community.Audubon wrapped up restoration work at...
The Platte River is well known for supporting migrating Sandhill Cranes, providing habitat for dozens of other priority species, and sustaining the region’s agricultural economy. But its benefits...
We woke up to a very cold and windy morning. There were some rain showers on the radar, so the ringing team, consisting of Rosie, Sarah and Louis-Marie, had to close some nets during the ringing session,...
Ringmærkning: Trækket på Odden: Another dreary day at the tip; it did not seem to get properly light until very late. The dense fog and the rain inhibited most birds from migrating, so the most common...
ObservationerVejr: Vestenvind på 11 m/s, okay sigt og mildt med 8 grader. Det holdt tørt til lidt i ti. Jeg prøvede at finde læ på hukket i den stærke vestenvind. Det var ikke nemt, men til sidst...
There have been no sightings of Great Grey Owls since Thursday (despite lots of people looking) which goes a long way to confirming they were - unfortunately - just passing through. Sightings of Pine Grosbeaks have also dried up but there are still lots of berries in urban areas so I remain hopeful that we will have a few more sightings as the winter progresses. I have had long forest walks on both Saturday and today and these have revealed very few birds but there has been some quality with three sightings of Capercaille, three of Hazel Grouse and one of Three-toed Woodpecker. Capercaille is a hard to come by species in Oslo but the area where I have seen them does seem to be perhaps the most reliable, in late autumn at least, and accessible area there is. Today I had a male just walking along the path as I came around a corner. Amazingly enough he did not take flight or get initially spotted by the Beast who was on a lead. I was able to raise my camera (still the superzoom) start filming and zooming in before the dog finally noticed the big black bird and jumped towards it. This caused the lead to jerk me off balance and the camera to start filming something else and the bird to fly up into trees. But I did get this footage: This video has the sound of two different male Hazel Grouse (jerpe). The song of each male is subtly unique and I have heard one of these before about 700m away. this is definitely a Hazel Grouse dropping and this probably also is but a much fresher one whereas I am quite sure this is from a Pine Marten (mår) the Great Grey Shrike (varlser) was again on show in Maridalen on Tuesday, here with the Linderudkollen skijump in the background this Mute Swan (knoppsvane) family on a park in Oslo are interesting. Of the 4 young two are normal and two are "Polish". The "Polish" ones are the two left hand birds that looks like adults with white plumage and nearly orange bills. This is a colour deformation that I assume was first noticed in Poland where the young birds are white instead of the usual browny grey. They also have pinky legs which if I remember correctly they keep as adults earlier in the week large flocks of Fieldfares (gråtrost) were still finding food on grassy fields in Maridalen but it was a lot colder today with no sun and I only found a single Fieldfare in the whole valley a visiting Whooper Swan (sangsvane) family in Maridalen A visit to Østensjøvannet was made with the hope that recent cold weather further north would have pushed some ducks out of the mountains and they would be having a short stop over on the lake. There was none of that going on but a Water Rail (vannriske) was making a lot of noise and a Heron was looking for fish:
Piplo har fået luft under vingerne, og tusindvis af danskere har allerede downloadet den gratis fugle-app, hvor børn leger sig til viden om fuglene.
This morning the weather was good, apart from one big wave of rain. Gustav, Louis-Marie, Knud, Sarah and I, all went to the migration count at World?s End III. The migration count went as the last few...
Observationer Vejr: Næsten helt vindstille i dag med 0?2 m/s. En vildt flot dag, hvor man næsten kunne se helt til Storbritannien! Lunt med ca. 8 grader fra morgenstunden og stort set skyfrit. Det...
Ringmærkning Vi havde 5 fugle idag. Ikke imponerende men jeg sætter det stadigt som en god dag på kontoen. Jeg forlader Blåvand om 11 dage, så romantiseringen af hver eneste solopgang og disede klit...
11. nov. 2026 kl. 00:00
Ringmærkningen: Der var en del mere vind end lovet, så de 2 hejsenet kom ikke op da de ellers ville blive fyldt med blade. Vinden faldt dog en smule, men der var ikke meget fart på fuglene i haven....
11. nov. 2026 kl. 00:00
Ringmærkningen: Xxxxx Trækket på Odden: En enlig svale gør som bekendt ingen sommer, og det var heller ikke tilfældet med den Landsvale (Hirundo rustica), som Alba fik øje på, da den kom susende...
10. nov. 2026 kl. 12:28
Først i oktober begyndte fuglekonger for alvor at dukke op i Danmark. Det er usædvanligt sent, og antallet af fuglekonger er også væsentligt lavere end sædvanligt.
Good evening readers! This morning was raining lightly and a bit foggy, but us observers (myself, Christina, Rosie, Gustav and Saxe) went out to World?s End III to start the count at sunrise. It was...
Ringmærkning: Det var ret mørkt det meste af dagen, og det gav også lidt dryp. De fleste fugle i standardtiden blev 15 halemejser som sad i samme net. Standardtiden gav 20 nye fugle og 4 kontroller. En...
10. nov. 2026 kl. 00:00
Ringmærkning: Trækket på Odden: Endnu en dag uden det store at skrive om trækket. Havtrækket var lidt bedre end I går, med lidt over 400 fugle talt, men til gengæld var småfugletrækket...
Observationer: Morgenen startede med dårlig sigt og og med opslåede paraplyer. Et regnvejr skulle passere omkring kl. 8 og drillede lidt fra starten. Det blev dejligt klart og solrigt efterfølgende,...
Audubon North Carolina is excited to announce that Sean Bloom has joined our team as Public Lands Program Manager. In this newly created position, Sean will work with public land managers and...
Feather stable isotopes reveal the origins of Woodcock and proportion of resident birds in hunter bags The post Understanding hunting of migrant birds appeared first on British Ornithologists' Union.
This morning started very grey and got progressively more grey. Our new interns, Saxe and Gustav joined Mio and I at the count, while Louis, Sarah and Christina headed to Kabeltromlen. There was some early...
Ringmærkningen: Dagen stod på stille vejr og tåge. Vi åbnede alle net og håbede på at få nogle fugle at lege med. De daglige solsorte kom forbi, et par genfangster vi i form af Rødhals (European...
