In a battle between a Bald Eagle and a chicken, the chicken is definitely the long shot. And yet you can’t help but root for the eagle. Unfortunately for White Oak Pastures, home to one of the largest pastured chicken flocks in the country, this uneven match-up turns the farm into an all-you-can-eat buffet for the area’s Bald Eagles. Read more
When watching from afar, raptors in flight can be a mystery to both beginner and experienced birders. With these three steps, you can learn to ID hawks, eagles and other raptors—perfect for fall migration!
Autumn is known for its vibrant foliage and harvest, but for migrating warblers, it is a season of subdued and frustratingly dull plumage. Check out our handy photo guide to master the IDing of these fall warblers.
Buffalo Audubon is working with community gardeners to grow native plants among their much-needed fruits and veggies to attract birds and bees, and help crops flourish. The project shows not only how plants can help fight climate change, but also how they build resiliency for bird and human communities alike. Read more
Buffalo nonprofits are transforming empty spaces into thriving gardens.
The Western drought puts vital habitat for birds and other wildlife at risk. Tell the Bureau of Reclamation to protect and restore drought-stricken bird habitat by supporting important changes to the WaterSMART initiative.Act Now
