Mother’s Day Gifts: Mother’s Day is May 14th – for the love of birds and Moms everywhere – may we recommend our favorite book? Jane Shull Beasley’s For the Love of Birds includes 70 of her gorgeous avian illustrations and a wealth of information about bird care and behavior.
We are so proud to have this […]

The Evolution of Bird Migration:  To an earthbound species like humans, bird migration is nothing short of extreme. A four-ounce Arctic tern can fly to Antarctica and back each year during a lifetime that spans 30 years. Bar-tailed godwits can fly from Alaska to New Zealand in a single nonstop flight that lasts eight days. […]

Easter Basket Stuffers: Bring story time to life with the help of a cuddly hand-puppet! We have a menagerie of soft and fuzzy Folkmanis puppets to choose from (finger to life-sized), that are sure to bring a smile to your dear one’s face. Top off their Easter basket with some huckleberry jellybeans or a cute […]

The Birds are Back! You may have noticed the increasing bird song in the air or heard the calls of geese flying north above you. Bluebirds once again decorate the fenceposts, and there is increasing activity at bird feeders and watering areas.
Spring migration is under way, and we have all you need to see it […]

Join the Christmas Bird Count:  Audubon’s 123rd Christmas Bird Count will be held from Dec 14, 2022 to January 5, 2023! Sign up here.
 The Christmas Bird Count occurs December 14 to January 5 every season. Frank Chapman and 26 other conservationists initiated the Christmas Bird Count (CBC.) It began as a way of promoting conservation […]

 
Photo by Kalon Baughan
Last Chance Audubon Society November Program: Wolverines and Lynx: Monitoring Montana’s Rare Carnivores.
FREE – ALL are welcome.
When and Where:
Nov 8, 2022, 7:00PM
Montana WILD, 2668 Broadwater Ave.
What:
Bret Davis and Kalon Baughan will discuss non-invasive methods of monitoring rare and elusive carnivores.  Their talk will focus on novel ways they identify and monitor […]