Bird Notes – October 2026
In mid-September, we are moving into the later part of fall migration, with the peak raptor and waterfowl movement still ahead of us. The shorebird and passerine movements are winding
In mid-September, we are moving into the later part of fall migration, with the peak raptor and waterfowl movement still ahead of us. The shorebird and passerine movements are winding
This fall’s migration is well underway, but it’s time to recap some of this spring and summer’s noteworthy birds. For seven days an Indigo Bunting lingered in Kristina Price’s yard,
Amanda Fulton of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle wrote this in-depth article on the SAS Motus Project.
It’s the time of year all bird lovers wait for! Please join SAS for one of our 18 spring field trips. Participants in all trips will meet at the front
Message from SAS President, Chris Nixon. May 11th will be our last membership meeting of the spring, and with it comes new beginnings. We are excited that our speaker, Mark
Take Action to Protect Habitat for Birds and People Wanting to be more involved in conservation advocacy in Montana? We don’t have to re-invent the wheel. Our partner organizations already
Sacajawea Audubon members maintain and monitor bluebird boxes around the Gallatin Valley. Some members are also federally permitted to band cavity nesting birds through the US Geological Survey. This project