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Bird Bio: Horned Guan
Bird Bio: Horned Guan Liz Williams, Education Specialist (AmeriCorps) The Horned Guan, a member of the Cracid family, can be found in the high elevation, subtropical cloud forests of the […]
KBO Contributes to National Climate Change Report
March 12, 2010 Local Bird Observatory Contributes to National Climate Change Report. Press Release.
From Capturing Birds to Capturing Curiosity
Ken Keffer and Kim Check write about the wonder and curiosity which captivates many children and adults while visiting a bird banding station. Since the first record of bird banding […]
The State of the Birds
The State of the Birds report is out and available to the public. This report can help educate land use managers and voters about the condition of birds throughout different […]
Bird Bio: Black-throated Gray Warbler
By: Liz Williams, Education Specialist (AmeriCorps) One of the first warblers to arrive in the Klamath-Siskiyou Bioregion of southern Oregon and northern California each spring is the Black-throated Gray Warbler. Starting in late […]
Banding at Odessa Campground
Two Klamath Bird Observatory interns and Executive Director John Alexander explains the process and importance for bird banding. The Odessa Campground has been used as a monitoring site since 1997 […]
Bird Banding: Observatory Monitors Bird Populations
Banding birds is an important tool in tracking bird population and, in particular, determining why and how a particular species may be in decline. The Klamath Bird Observatory catches and […]
Bird Bio: Yellow-breasted Chat
Bird Bio: Yellow-breasted Chat Lauren Kemple, Education Specialist (AmeriCorps) Wandering down the Bear Creek Greenway, a yellow flash of movement caught my eye. Stopping for a better look, I peered deep into […]
Tour of Middle Eastern Conservation Professionals to Stop in Upper Klamath Basin
By Ashley Dayer, Klamath Bird Observatory, and Erica Hupp, Fremont-Winema National Forests On June 5-7, 2009, a study tour of Middle Eastern conservation professionals will be visiting the Upper Klamath […]
Making Room for Our Fair Feathered Friends
Every year in July people gather in the forest along the Long Tom River to celebrate the Oregon Country Fair. Today throughout the Northwest only five percent of the original […]
