Bob Dunlap will lead Saint Paul Audubon’s annual butterfly count on Saturday, July 6, from 9:45 to 2:00 PM at Arden Hills Army Training Site (AHATS). Registration is required: To register, follow this link: AHATS Butterfly Count Registration 2024 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScsyqILZVrzbEfe9EtrUPcr30bp_5MoRYwVGctlJw14_v_thQ/viewform?pli=1 . Registration will remain open through Wednesday, July 3. A map and other information will […]
622 Beaumont St, St Paul, MN 55130 St. Paul Audubon Society joins with Friends of Swede Hollow and Friends of the Parks and Trails of St. Paul and Ramsey County […]
Welcome in the New Year by watching the Eagles at Kap'osia Park in South St. Paul, Thursday, January 1, from 11 am to 2 pm.
You are invited to bring in the New Year in the company of over-wintering Bald Eagles. This section of the Mississippi River main channel has open water, not iced over. Eagles, gulls, and waterfowl can be expected. We will learn about the history of Kap'osia Landing. We will discuss scientific information about Eagles and share stories of mystical connections with them. Bring your stories of Eagles to share.
You are invited to celebrate National Bird Day by visiting the bird feeders with us at the Minnesota River Valley National Wildlife Refuge's Visitor Center on Wednesday, January 7. We'll be there from 10 am to 1 pm. The Visitor Center has a great bird feeder system, which attracts most of our winter feeder birds. […]
You are invited to celebrate Great Backyard Bird Count Day by visiting the bird feeders with us at the Minnesota River Valley National Wildlife Refuge's Visitor Center on Friday, February 13. We'll be there from 11 am to 12:30 pm. The Visitor Center has a robust bird feeder system that attracts most of our winter […]
Location: Pig's Eye Chokan Tanka Park, 2165 Pigs Eye Lake Road, St. Paul 55119 Come celebrate the Lunar New Year by looking at animal tracks in the snow at Pig's Eye Chôkan Tanka Park. This year's Lunar Year highlights the Fire Horse. Not sure we will find horse tracks, but maybe we will see deer, […]
Location: Pig's Eye Chokan Tanka Park, 2165 Pigs Eye Lake Road, St. Paul 55119 Come celebrate World Wildlife Day by looking at animal tracks in the snow at Pig's Eye Chôkan Tanka Park. We may see deer, coyote, vole, and bird tracks. Perhaps we will see signs in the snow of a Northern Shrike snatching […]
Location: Pig's Eye Chokan Tanka Park, 2165 Pigs Eye Lake Road, St. Paul 55119 Come celebrate the return of Herons at Pigs Eye. INFORMATION: Bring binoculars, a camera phone, a field guide, a sketch pad & pencil, if you can. We will have loaner binoculars and field guides available. Dress for the weather: hats, mittens, […]
Wednesday Nights with Woodcocks at Arden Hills Army Training Site (AHATS) I Wednesday, April 15 and 22 (attend one or both) @ 8:00 pm - 10 pm 4761 Hamline Ave N., Arden Hills, MN The Arden Hills Army Training Site (AHATS) is a 2,370-acre military training area for the Minnesota National Guard and the Minnesota […]
Wednesday Nights with Woodcocks at Arden Hills Army Training Site (AHATS) I Wednesday, April 15 and 22 (attend one or both) @ 8:00 pm - 10 pm 4761 Hamline Ave N., Arden Hills, MN The Arden Hills Army Training Site (AHATS) is a 2,370-acre military training area for the Minnesota National Guard and the Minnesota […]
Help protect a Minnesota species in decline! Urban Bird Collective (UBC) invites LLBA to Community Swift Sits. Chimney Swifts (Chaetura pelagica) are aerial insectivores whose populations are dropping. Because they rely on human-built structures for nesting and roosting, the Twin Cities area and surrounding regions are ideal for observing and protecting them. This year, the […]
Help protect a Minnesota species in decline! Urban Bird Collective (UBC) invites LLBA and SPBA to Community Swift Sits. Chimney Swifts (Chaetura pelagica) are aerial insectivores whose populations are dropping. Because they rely on human-built structures for nesting and roosting, the Twin Cities area and surrounding regions are ideal for observing and protecting them. This […]
