If I had to bird one way for the rest of my life, I would prefer sitting in one place with a raft of waterfowl in front of me, trying to pick out the odd rarity or hybrid mixed in.
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66th Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary Christmas Count
Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary’s long-running Christmas Bird Count continued recently, with seventeen volunteers out on the trails, in the accessible bird blind, and across the fields. The group, led by Libby Keyes, Joanne Guttman, and Pam Herrmann, spent the morning documenting winter bird life at the Sanctuary. On December...
Fayette County Community Voices 2025 Outdoor Education Report
The purpose of Outdoor Education is to provide local youth with the opportunity to be outside in nature, learn about and build an appreciation for their natural environment, and have fun.
Counting Birds at Christmas: Indiana’s CBC History
The first Indiana CBC was held in Richmond on December 25, 1908, at the White Water River Gorge. The winds were light from the southwest; the ground was bare' temperature 28°F.
2026 Winter Eagle Encounters
Indiana Audubon invites bird enthusiasts to join its annual winter eagle-watching field trips, where participants can observe Bald Eagles congregating at key water sources during morning feeding activity, often in large numbers.
How Birds Survive the Winter
While it’s true that many species of birds are limited to specific habitats and ecological niches, including intolerance for below-freezing temperatures, many are highly adaptable. This includes birds like herons and bluebirds you probably associate with spring nesting or summer streams.
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