(by Chris Martin) Another year, another four noisy state-threatened Peregrine Falcon chicks banded in Manchester! On Monday, May /24, I led a team of able assistants who to examine and
(by Jane Kolias) Early to mid-summer is when many of NH’s female turtles leave their watery homes to find suitable habitat to lay their eggs. Loose or sandy soils are
This is New Hampshire Audubon’s Rare Bird Alert for Monday, May 24th, 2021. During the Corona virus outbreak NH Audubon encourages you to enjoy birding safely; please follow travel and
[by Pam Hunt] Now that our recent April showers have provided a needed boost to spring blossoms and leaf-out, it’s time to get ready for the peak of spring bird
As with other raptors that experienced a rebound in population following the banning of DDT in the ‘70s, the Merlin saw an increase in breeding population throughout the eastern U.S.
On April 28, NH Chronicle featured NH Audubon’s Massabesic Center to talk about spring birding. Watch this uplifting segment, here, with some special guests.
(text and photos by Pam Hunt) April marks the beginning of peak songbird migration in most of New Hampshire. The first warblers are starting to trickle in, and sparrows are
On April 5, NH Chronicle featured NH Bald Eagle recovery and the work of NH Audubon, rehabilitation clinic Wings of the Dawn, and veterinarian Dr. Michael Dutton plus the folks
(by Jane Kolias) Spring Peepers (Pseudacris crucifer) are one of the first frogs to start calling as soon as pond ice begins to melt. They over-winter under logs, in holes,
New Hampshire is home to the Northern Waterthrush and the Louisiana Waterthrush. These look-alike warblers, both of which will be found skulking in brushy tangles of low wetland areas, can
