February 2022 Newsletter
February 2022 Newsletter
It was an interesting year for this area’s Christmas Bird Counts. Once again, due to the continuing Covid-19 situation there were still some limitations on post count gatherings and sharing
Early winter is a quiet time of year here in the interior of the continent, with most all of the migratory birds long gone. Most years, all of the ponds
“Ins & Outs of Raptor Rehab in SW Montana” – March 11, 2024 Matt Skoglund “Starting a Bison Ranch from Scratch in Montana’s Shields Valley” – February 12, 2024 Ronan
Why I Am A Member of Sacajawea Audubon Society Terri Narotzky, SAS Newsletter Coordinator At this year’s Raptorfest I overheard part of a conversation between a visitor and SAS president
This past fall’s migration was fairly uneventful in terms of local birders finding unusual passerines. The big exception was southwest Montana’s first Golden-crowned Sparrow that Dalton Spencer found foraging with
Why I Am A Member of Sacajawea Audubon Society – Steve Eshbaugh, SAS Wetland Preservation Project Campaign Committee A branch smacked me in the face. My ankle twisted slightly as