Bird Notes by John Parker – March 2021
As hoped, early March was mild after February’s onslaught of snow and cold. The clearing skies and...
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February 2021 Newsletter
February 2021 Newsletter
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Paulette Epple Wins Conservation Award
Sacajawea Audubon Society is proud to announce that our Conservation Chair Paulette Epple is the...
Read MoreIn Memorium – Jeff Safford
We are very sad at the passing of our longtime member Jeff Safford. Jeff was a regular fixture at monthly meetings with wife June. Always in the front row, Jeff would look forward to the recent bird sightings portion of the...
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January 2021 Newsletter
January 2021 Newsletter
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2020 Christmas Bird Count Schedule
2020 Christmas Bird Counts This year the Christmas Bird Counts will be conducted differently than...
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The Pugnacious Marsh Wren
The pugnacious Marsh Wren is appropriately named, clinging to wetland vegetation, tail cocked and...
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American Dipper – Aquatic Songbird
The American Dipper, North America’s only true aquatic songbird, is a year-round resident...
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Landscaping For Birds
Invite birds to your backyard! One of the biggest threats birds face is habitat loss. Urban growth...
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Survival By Degrees: 389 Bird Species on the Brink
Five years ago, National Audubon looked into what birds were telling us about climate...
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