“To me, the top three threats to birds overall are habitat loss, habitat loss, and habitat loss” – Ken Rosenberg, Cornell Lab of Ornithology and voice for Birds & Beans Coffee
written by Sy Montgomery, 2021review by JoAnn Hackos Sy Montgomery’s very small book about very small birds is a revelation. In only 79 pages, the story focuses on a hummingbird rehabilitator in Fairfax, California, who cares for abandoned infant hummingbirds.Read More
Evergreen Audubon is proud to be establishing our first-ever Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (EDIA) Committee. This committee will gather data, set measurable goals, and guide the overall trajectory of EDIA work throughout the organization. So, what is EDIA andRead More
Evergreen Audubon Elections Evergreen Audubon will vote for the 2025 Board of Directors at the chapter meeting on Tuesday, December 3, at 6:30 pm at the Church of the Transfiguration. Current members are encouraged to vote in person or byRead More
Each year as part of Evergreen Audubon’s annual January banquet we announce the Bear Creek Watershed Bird-of-the-Year and honor those folks who have successfully completed our annual Birding Challenge.
One of my favorite things about working with Evergreen Audubon is the incredibly talented volunteers that I get to work with. One such volunteer is Joe Gurrieri, who has spent the last few months developing and installing a new geologyRead More
written by Stephen Mossbook review by JoAnn Hackos Of course you’ve never heard of Mrs. Moreau’s Warbler, most likely because it is only found on a peak in eastern Tanzania. It was named by Mrs. Moreau’s husband, Reginald Ernest Moreau,Read More
When I picked South Platte Park as potentially a good mid-October destination, I was thinking we would be in the midst of Indian Summer – warm days and chilly nights, but that didn’t quite happen this year as we ended up with hot days and mild nights.
