For the most part the Snowy Egrets along with many shorebirds, hummingbirds, flycatchers, and other passerines have already pulled up stakes. Nonetheless, we scored over forty species, and we were never short of good entertainment.
by Rachel Hutchison, Nestbox Monitoring Coordinator This year has brought big changes in Evergreen Audubon’s Citizen Science Nestwatch Project. Most importantly we have greatly increased the number of nestboxes that we monitor thanks to Jefferson County Open Space. Evergreen AudubonRead More
Saturday September 7th was a glorious day, for weather and for the record setting number of nestboxes put together that day! Over 150 Bluebird, Flicker, and Nuthatch/Chickadee nest boxes were built in less than five hours, a Chapter Record! EvenRead More
On September 14, your dedicated and enthusiastic Board of Directors spent time brainstorming what Evergreen Audubon and Evergreen Nature Center might look like in 5 or 10 years and beyond and what we would have to do to get there. Read More
written by Sy Montgomerybook review by JoAnn Hackos Sy Montgomery’s most recent book focuses largely on the work of The Turtle Rescue League, a facility in New England that is focused on recovering sick and injured turtles and returning themRead More
Project FeederWatch – has been conducted jointly by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Birds Canada since 1987. It provides an opportunity for folks to turn their love of feeding birds into scientific discoveries. It is a November-April survey of birds acrossRead More
To say that this summer was busy would be an understatement. I am incredibly proud of our staff, volunteers, and board members, for the tremendous work that we accomplished this summer. Aside from the general busyness that summer brings withRead More
Photos by Melissa Leasia (left) and Lisa Wald (right). Evergreen Nature Center recently welcomed an adult female taxidermy wolf mount to the mammal room. We know very little about her history other than that she once lived in Alaska. MostRead More
