LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD February 2026 The American robin is the largest and best-known member of the thrush family in Canada. It is mostly active during the day, and on its winter grounds, it assembles in large flocks at … Read More
LINK TO PDF NEWSLETTER DOWNLOAD January 2026 Southern Alberta hosts various winter finches like Pine siskins, Common and Hoary redpolls, Pine grosbeaks, Crossbills and Evening grosbeaks, especially during “irruption” years when boreal food (spruce/conifer seeds) are scarce, leading them south … 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 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
