This is New Hampshire Audubon’s Rare Bird Alert for Monday, October 11th, 2021. A LEACH’S STORM-PETREL was photographed along the coast at Rye Harbor State Park on October 9th. Birders
(Diane De Luca) We placed tiny Nanotags on migrating Monarch butterflies this month, as work continues on the Motus Project (link to website), part of a global migration tracking system
(Video by Diane De Luca at the McLane Center Pollinator Gardens) This video shares a Bumblebee pollinating Great Blue Lobelia at the McLane Center Pollinator Gardens. Bumblebees are large robust
(Pam Hunt) We are excited to present a new feature to NH Audubon’s eNews: “Bird of the Month.” Written by Dr. Pamela Hunt, Senior Biologist for Avian Conservation, each installment
This is New Hampshire Audubon’s Rare Bird Alert for Monday, September 27th, 2021. Birders on a weekend visit to Star Island, one of the Isles of Shoals, reported the following
(by Pam Hunt) For a third year (with a Covid gap in 2020!), NH Audubon partnered with the Shoals Marine Lab on an overnight birding trip to Appledore Island. Nineteen
Lauren Kraemer recently assumed the role of Operations Manager at NH Audubon. In this role, Lauren manages all facility rental contracts, including events, weddings, and business meetings; supervises facilities functions;
We have a new virtual tour posted on our website! Take a look at Ponemah Bog in Amherst and learn about the features of the bog by exploring the virtual
Our Enchanted Forest event is getting close! We are still in need of trail leaders and co-leaders. Leaders and co-leaders guide attendees through our Enchanted Forest trail, and are vital
We are very pleased to officially announce a major staffing change at NH Audubon. Marc Nutter, as of April 2021, assumed the role of Director of Conservation Programs. This new
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We regularly observe and count 14 species at NH Audubon’s Raptor Observatories.
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