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August 5, 2025. What's the Scoop on Saw-Whets? Lindsay Herlihy (NH Audubon/Black Mountain Banding Station) Northern Saw-whet Owls are the smallest nocturnal raptor in New England. These fierce, tiny predators have a secretive nature that makes them challenging to study. Saw-whets are also one of the few owl species in North America which undertake an […] |
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August 12, 2025 Counting at the Veracruz River of Raptors: Documenting Millions of Birds at the World's Largest Raptor Migration Count Site Jess Cosentino (Hawk Migration Association) Join us to learn about the Veracruz “River of Raptors” (VRR) project in Mexico - the largest raptor migration count site in the world! Each fall since 1991, […] |
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August 19, 2025 Tracking Change: What 35+ Years of Winter Bird Data Tell Us Grace McCulloch (NH Audubon) Join us for a fascinating look at NH Audubon’s flagship participatory science project, the Backyard Winter Bird Survey. With more than 35 years of data, we’ll explore how New Hampshire’s winter bird populations have changed over time […] |
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