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
by John Parker This month’s edition of Bird Sightings should be called the Early Bird Special. Our warmest winter on record (the continental U.S. and Montana), has transitioned to a
Sadly, this past month we lost long time Sacajawea member Mary Griffith. Mary was an active member of the club for many years, starting in the early 1980’s, serving as
MT Freshwater Partners’ Annual Native Plant Sale Montana Freshwater Partners’ annual Native Plant Sale is a fundraiser that supports the Give Back to the Yellowstone Program, a program based in
Deepen your appreciation of the birds that live in the Gallatin Valley. Take one or more classes from our local educator Ashley Martens. Class topics include: Beginning Birding, Cavity Nesters,
Here is your chance to sponsor a kestrel nest box and learn more about our smallest falcon—the American Kestrel. This is a fun way to support Sacajawea Audubon Society’s Kestrel
by John Parker Have you ever wondered how many birds have been seen in Montana, and who decides if a bird is added to the cumulative state list? The answer
Sacajawea Audubon Society offers a fun way to support our chapter’s conservation projects. We are giving members and friends the opportunity to sponsor one of the bluebird nest boxes that
Understanding the Great Gray Owl – Ghosts of the Forest Monday evening, January 12th. Social starts at 6:30. Program begins at 7pm. Hope Lutheran Church, 2152 W. Graf St. Understanding the
by John Parker It’s mid-December, well into the winter season, and the fields are showing green instead of being covered in whiteness. What an amazing stretch of warm weather that
