Birds

Arctic terns at Mendenhall seem to be decreasing in numbers

Tern down for what.

 

Audubon hires new Alaska director

Alaska’s new chief birder.

 

Seeing Red: Highbush cranberries in the snow

Post-holing can pay off.

 

Antarctica on the solstice: Juneau couple spends holidays with thousands of penguins, near-constant daylight

They traveled south, way south.

Long-distance migrations: How birds fly thousands of miles

These birds cover a lot of mileage.

Learn how to identify birds in winter

Many local birds have new, winter plumage, and Juneau Audubon Society wants to enable folks to pick out the new-look birds. Juneau Audubon Society will… Continue reading

A doe is mirrored by her reflection as she forages in the pond. (Courtesy Photo | Pam Bergeson)

In search of cranes

Our boots rustled noisily through the tall sedges and sweetgale shrubs as we wended our way into the wetland. When we stopped to listen, we… Continue reading

A doe is mirrored by her reflection as she forages in the pond. (Courtesy Photo | Pam Bergeson)

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