Protecting Birds and
Our Natural Environment
Through Enjoyment, Education, and Action in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
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Guided Bird Walks, and Classes.
Monthly Program
October 12th – The Endangered Species Act – Monthly Program
October 12th at 7:00 PM
SAS Monthly Program & Membership Meeting: Monday, Octobe…
What’s Happening Locally

Local Birdspotters

SAS Partner Event
Country Bookshelf is excited to welcome award-winning nature writer Marina Richie, author of the new book Feathered Forest: Aloft with Birds in Ancient Trees. Marina will be in conversation with Ashley Martens of the Old-Growth Forest Network.
Tickets are not required but RSVPs are always appreciated! Please RSVP by reserving a free general admission ticket at Eventbrite.


35th Bridger Raptor Count
10/13/26
- Turkey Vulture 0 (7)
- Osprey 0 (11)
- Bald Eagle 0 (55)
- Northern Harrier 0 (235)
- Sharp-shinned Hawk 0 (564)
- Cooper’s Hawk 0 (388)
- American Goshawk 0 (16)
- Broad-winged Hawk 0 (114)
- Red-tailed Hawk 0 (203)
- Rough-legged Hawk 0 (0)
- Swainson’s Hawk 0 (11)
- Ferruginous Hawk 0 (10)
- Golden Eagle 0 (484)
- American Kestrel 0 (230)
- Merlin 0 (12)
- Peregrine Falcon 0 (19)
- Gyrfalcon 0 (1)
- Prairie Falcon 0 (23)
- Unknown Accipitrine 0 (44)
- Unknown Buteo 0 (16)
- Unknown Falcon 0 (5)
- Unknown Eagle 0 (3)
- Unknown Raptor 0 (23)
- Totals Daily (To Date) – 0 (2475)

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SAS Members protect, preserve, and support wild birds and their habitats. Members enjoy free benefits, including guided birding field trips, monthly keynote speaker programs, the guidebook “Birding Hotspots of Gallatin Valley”, and a monthly e-newsletter. Become a member and join a friendly community of people that shares an interest in birds, wildlife, the environment, and conservation.

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