Here’s the Nature Almanac for the first Friday in February. It’s the quest for an extremely rare bird that has never been seen before in Colorado […]
November Nature Almanac: A Bumper Crop of Douglas Fir Cones
A bumper crop of Douglas Fir cones has brought hungry birds to the high country, eager to eat and also stash the seeds away for winter. […]
February Nature Almanac – Missing Ponderosa Pinecones
This month on the Nature Almanac, Ruth Carol Cushman and Scott Severs head to Betasso Preserve looking for Crossbills and find a sparse crop of Ponderosa […]
Nature Almanac: Wintering Birds in Boulder as an indicator of warming climate
This month on the Nature Almanac – a rare brown thrasher at Ruth Carol’s bird feeder, and how this southern US bird’s winter stay in Boulder […]
December Nature Almanac: Cedar Waxwings
This December’s Nature Almanac makes a visit to the area near Broadway and Baseline that attracts those beautiful-as-porcelain (but often inebriated) Cedar Waxwing Birds. Image courtesy […]
July Nature Almanac: Nesting Phoebes
In this month’s Nature Almanac, Steve Jones and Ruth Carol Cushman talk about Phoebes nesting under one of Boulder Creek’s bridges. Steve Jones and Ruth […]
Dot Org: Audubon Habitat Heroes
The Audubon Society of the Rockies is encouraging people to become habitat heroes who create gardens that provide suitable habitat for wildlife and pollinators. Jamie Weiss, […]