by Taylor Bennett At Gulf Coast Bird Observatory, we participate in several of Audubon’s Christmas Bird Counts (CBCs) every year in the winter. The counts are a way to provide …
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Photo by Celeste Silling Caption: European Starling and Monk Parakeets By Celeste Silling An invasive species is one that is nonnative to a region, thrives in that …
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By Brandon C. Williams The Post Newspaper Managing Editor Mother Nature is bringing her Winter A-game to the Galveston County area, with temperatures expected to approach the Arctic chill the …
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Photo by Caleb Putnam Caption: A leucistic American Robin.
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By Rebecca Bracken Who is that calling in the night? Nope, it’s not an owl! Our minds immediately jump to owls when we hear a bird calling out after dark, …
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By: Ashley Van Wieren When we think of different species interacting in nature, we might tend to think of predators and prey. But there are many other connections in our …
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by Taylor Bennett Gulf Coast Bird Observatory’s avian research team is continuing to monitor for non-breeding shorebirds along the Upper Texas Coast. Our main focus are those species that are …
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By Alex Coenen On the Pacific Northwest Coast, rocky beaches blend into dense old growth forests shadowed in a thick misty veil. Here lives one of the most enigmatic seabirds …
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by Taylor Bennett Gulf Coast Bird Observatory’s avian research team is monitoring for non-breeding shorebirds along the Upper Texas Coast from now until the end of March. Our main focus …
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By Martin Hagne One of the most asked questions we get here at Gulf Coast Bird Observatory is “Where have my yard birds gone?” It’s a question we get often, …
