LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD November 2025 The Dark-eyed junco is a common sparrow in Alberta, found across the province, especially in boreal forests for breeding and overwintering in southern areas. Key identification features include a dark hood, white belly … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD October 2025 Saturday OCTOBER 4, 2025 10:00AM – 5:00PM (Excludes Optics, books, cards, puzzles, consignment items and already discounted (SALE) items.) Door prizes from many of our suppliers: CHECK OUT OUR UPCOMING SPEAKER SERIES LATER … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD September 2025 Saturday OCTOBER 4, 2025 10:00AM – 5:00PM Door prizes from many of our suppliers: CHECK OUT OUR UPCOMING SPEAKER SERIES LATER IN THE NEWSLETTER. HOME DELIVERY SCHEDULE FOR MONTH OF September 2025 Thursday … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD August 2025 Only three species of waxwings exist in the world: The Bohemian of North America and Eurasia, Cedar of North America, and the Japanese of eastern Asia. The Cedar is a short-distance migrant, which … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD July 2025 There are two reasons American goldfinches are late breeders: First of all, unlike many birds, the American goldfinch undergoes a complete molt each spring. This molt requires a large amount of nutrients and … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD June 2025 Ethical Birding Guidelines: Know When Birds Think You’re Too Close to Their Nests Observing bird behavior is one of the many pleasures of birding. Each species has its own quirks of feeding, flight … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD May 2025 Ethical Birding Guidelines: The main rule of birding is to respect birds and their environment, both during and outside of birding activities. This means keeping a safe distance, avoiding loud noises or sudden … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD April 2025 Hummingbirds are perhaps one of the most popular birds to attract to your yard. These tiny, rapid-moving birds are not only cute to look at, but they’re also important for the ecosystem due … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD March 2025 SHARP SHINNED VS COOPER’S HAWK Cooper’s (Coops) and Sharp-shinned (Sharpies) hawks are exciting birds and cunning hunters. Along with the Northern goshawk they make up the North American accipiters—forest hawks with short wings … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD February 2025 White-winged Crossbill · Individual White-winged crossbills can eat up to 3,000 conifer seeds each day · Adult White-winged crossbills molt their feathers once a year, usually in the autumn. The red feathers of the male … Read More
