Gallatin Valley Kestrel Recaptured in Mexico!
by Paulette Epple A question I’m often asked is: “Where do our kestrels go during the winter?” Well, now we know where at least one of them went. Band #1893-44052
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From The President
Spring is my favorite season of the year as it brings hope, renewal, and reawakening to the natural world and to my spirit. It feels like a time bursting with
Bird Notes
Bird Notes – 2022 CBC Summary
by John Parker Thank you to all of the folks who helped with the Christmas Bird Counts around our area! This winter’s participants enjoyed relatively mild conditions compared to some
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In Memorium – David Milne
David was a past president of Sacajawea Audubon Society (2005-06). Both David and his wife Jinnie (Jinnie passed in 2017) were very dedicated members of SAS. Jinnie produced our newsletter
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IAWP Avian Point Count Report – 2022
Avian point count surveys were established in spring 2022 to provide baseline information on avian species richness, species abundance, and species diversity at the Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve (IAWP) managed/owned
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Smart Tips on Bird Feeding
The very best thing you can do to help birds is to plant native trees, shrubs, and flowers on your property that provide the habitat and natural food sources that
Bird Notes
Bird Notes – January 2023
The most noteworthy spectacle of the fall was the huge fallout of Trumpeter Swans, Tundra Swans, and especially, Snow Geese across a line from Livingston to Three Forks. Typically, the