Creature Feature: Solitary Sandpiper
The little sandpiper nimbly stepped through the puddles at the edge of Hoover Reservoir….. Rob Thorn tells us about this mysterious shorebird.
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The little sandpiper nimbly stepped through the puddles at the edge of Hoover Reservoir….. Rob Thorn tells us about this mysterious shorebird.
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Learn how Wandering Albatrosses could help detect pirate fishing — the same illegal fishing that often kills albatrosses.
Albatrosses Could Police the Oceans Read More »
Showing that bipartisan legislation still can pass occasionally, the Great American Outdoors Act was passed and was signed into law on August 4. Groups from the US Chamber of Commerce to the Pew Charitable Trust applauded the legislation, which was strongly advocated by Audubon. The bill provides permanent funding for the Land and Water Conservation
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In a huge win for bird conservation, a federal court struck down the current administration’s reinterpretation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. You can read background and details at the national Audubon website.
Migratory Bird Treaty Act Restored to Health Read More »
Swift Night Out is the weekend for official counts of roosting Chimney Swifts. The swifts provide a spectacle as they swirl in the air, only to drop into a chimney for the night. The counts help scientists to follow swift populations.
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Cattail Memories On May 3, I was monitoring my twenty nestboxes in Smith Park’s drainage ditch along Troy Road, and as I descended into the ditch in front of Box-12, a Red-winged Blackbird flew straight up from its nest located less than several feet away from the nestbox. At first, I did not see the
Conservation Projects Status – Late June 2020 Read More »