The sky was clear, the wind was blowing quite a bit, and then the wind blew harder. Fortunately, our first visit was to a home in a somewhat sheltered valley, and we ended up getting great looks at a slew of Cassin’s Finches and a few Rosy-Finches.
Saturday February 17, 2024 started cold, with a couple of inches of snow on the ground. But the day promised sunshine and so nine intrepidRead More
One of our first stops was at a new access point to the north side of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal at Chambers and 96th Ave. The highlight here was getting to see four Northern Harriers swooping down and around a juvenile Bald Eagle, which was on the ground surrounded by prairie dogs.
Evergreen Audubon is supported by an incredible community of volunteers, members, and participants. The work we accomplish throughout the year is only achievable because ofRead More
Ann Bonnell passed away this past month, appropriately enough right in the middle of this year’s Christmas Bird Counts (CBC). For many years she led the Vance Creek (Evans Ranch) area for the Evergreen-Idaho Springs CBC.
written by Ben Goldfarb, W. W. Norton, 2023review by JoAnn Hackos We all know that Cliff Swallows nest under bridges. In fact, the Cliff SwallowsRead More
