Apalachee Audubon talks birds and conservation; Backyard Count begins
Apalachee Audubon Society will discuss conservation lands and Pebble Hill will host the Great Backyard Bird Count.
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Apalachee Audubon Society will discuss conservation lands and Pebble Hill will host the Great Backyard Bird Count.
With the advent of February, we have the first winter month when both sunrise and sunset are working to extend the day at both ends. As we start the month, sunrise is once again before 7 a.m.; and, as February closes, sunset at 5:35 p.m. is a full...
Wollondilly’s Australia Day Award winners were announced at a Covid-safe ceremony in the Picton Botanical Gardens yesterday, live streamed to the
Volunteers combed the training areas off west and east range to count as many birds as possible in a single day. The annual count focused on a community outreach event
Christmas Day, that celebration of miraculous birth, used to be the occasion of a massive, annual slaughter of avian life in America. According to Audubon, the world’s premiere bird conservation organization, 19th century hunters enjoyed marking the holiday by dividing into local teams and competing to see how many birds they could shoot.