Author: Jake Bramante
Pigeons Not So Common
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By Linda Hunt We each may have a unique bird species that got us interested in all birds. For me, it was Rock Pigeons. These birds launched my fascination in […]
Susie Waldron to Receive Conservation Achievement Recognition – Volunteer of the Year
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in NewsBy Pam Willison Susie Waldron will be presented with Flathead Audubon’s 2024 Volunteer of the Year Award at the upcoming February 10 FAS meeting. If you’ve read a Pileated Post […]
February 2025 Program – The Golden Eagle Highway: Tracking Eagles Captured Along Montana’s Rocky Mountain Front
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in NewsPresented by Rob Domenech Join us on Monday, February 10th at 7pm to hear Rob Domenech, Executive Director of the Raptor View Research Institute (RVRI), give a brief history of […]
January 2025 presentation on finding more birds in the Flathead Valley now available for replay!
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in NewsAt our January 2025 General Meeting, board member Jake Bramante, avid hiker and self-proclaimed “bird nerd”, discussed how, as seasons change, food sources, habitats, and birds’ needs change along with […]
Conservation Corner – February 2025
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in ConservationGOOD NEWS ON THE NATIONAL FRONT! (From National Audubon) Congress recently reauthorized two incredibly important bird and aquatic habitat conservation programs in the America’s Conservation Enhancement Reauthorization Act of 2024 […]
Creston National Fish Hatchery and Jessup Pond Field Trip – December 2024
By Michell DeLeon Tyler Our December 1st field trip at the Creston National Fish Hatchery opened up new opportunities for us to see birds and waterfowl at the Mill Creek […]