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It’s Soooo Cold for the Birrrrds!

While winter won’t officially arrive until December, it’s already snowed here in Colorado and temps are routinely dropping below freezing at night. David Menough, owner...

BBQ Raises $12,000 for Conservation and Education

Whew! The dust has finally settled after another fun BBQ for the Birds. Held Oct. 5 this year at the Old Stone House in Brighton,...

New Locales Lead to Cool New Species for IMBCR Program

Now that fall is upon us in the Rockies, RMBO biologists and technicians are finishing proofing data gathered this summer under the Integrated Monitoring in...

Workshop Focuses on Another Flying Animal … Bats!

How many mosquitoes can a little brown bat eat in an hour? Do bats really get caught in people’s hair? Educator Maggie Vinson answers these...

Up, Up and Away to Survey Raptors in Nebraska

In early June, a LightHawk pilot and his wife volunteered their time and plane to help Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory with a census of Ferruginous...

Squirrels: Feed Them or Defeat Them?

A wide variety of people love to feed a wide variety of birds, and these nature-lovers, in turn, have a wide variety of attitudes about...

How Can You Help Birds Beat the Heat?

August and hot can be used interchangeably in Colorado. As summer heats up, you may be asking yourself, how can I help our avian amigos...

Surveying Birds from Mountains to Plains

Grassland bird populations have declined more steeply than any other group of North American birds. Since 2006, RMBO has partnered with the City of Fort...

Weed Warriors Restore Prairie at Environmental Learning Center

The shortgrass prairie surrounding RMBO’s Environmental Learning Center provides important habitat for birds and other wildlife. Unfortunately, non-native weeds have invaded the landscape. During field...

State of the Birds Report Focuses on Private Lands

Did you know that roughly 60% of the land area in the United States is privately owned? That amounts to a lot of land, about...

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