The 2014 Wild Bird Educational Series
The Grange Co-op is hosting a fundraiser for Klamath Bird Observatory. There will be three different educational talks about wild birds in our area. Each talk will be held on […]
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Encounter with a Mountain Bluebird
Written by harry fuller on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Birds & Birding, Field Notebook.
It is impossible for me to tell someone about my favorite bird without breaking into a smile, sometimes even laughter. Whenever I miss being a full-time field biologist I think […]
Saving Birds with Coffee: The View from Nicaragua’s Highlands
Written by barb bresson on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Birds & Birding, Field Notebook, KBO Education.
By Scott Weidensaul, Author and Naturalist This article first appeared on the American Bird Conservancy Blog. Migratory birds—which must overcome so many natural challenges as they journey from one end […]
Harnessing Geolocator Technology for Bird Conservation
Written by teresa wicks on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Conservation, KBO Science.
During the recent International Partners in Flight Conference in Snowbird, Utah, the emphasis was on protecting birds throughout their annual cycle. Yet, it is really difficult to set conservation priorities […]
Saving Our Shared Birds
Written by teresa wicks on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Conservation, KBO Partners, KBO Science.
By Sarah Rockwell, Klamath Bird Observatory Research Biologist I just returned from the 5th International Partners in Flight Conference at the beautiful Snowbird Resort outside of Salt Lake City, Utah. […]
Hummingbirds in the Local News
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Press Room.
KBO Executive Director John Alexander and Science Director Jaime Stephens were interviewed recently for a general interest article on hummingbirds. The article titled Hummingbirds: Unique Species in the Air appeared […]
Paddling for Bird Conservation
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Birds & Birding, Conservation, Field Notebook, KBO Science.
By Brandon Breen, KBO Science Communications and Outreach Recently, I went paddling for bird conservation on the Trinity River in northern California. I traveled here for ten days as a […]
Ovenbird Pays Surprise Visit
Written by John Alexander on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Birds & Birding, Field Notebook.
By Robert Frey, KBO Research Biologist 16 July, 2013 KBO biologists captured, banded, and released an Ovenbird today at our Upper Klamath Lake field station – a species rarely encountered […]
2013 State of the Birds Report: Bird Populations Depend on Private Lands
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Conservation, KBO History, KBO Partners, KBO Science, Press Room.
A new national report released today by the North American Bird Conservation Initiative, and contributed to by local science-based non-profit Klamath Bird Observatory, highlights the considerable extent to which native […]
KBO Has Filled Five Bird Monitoring Internships
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note.
Posted by Brandon Breen, on Jan. 3rd, 2013 **These positions are now filled** Position Title: BIRD MONITORING STUDENT VOLUNTEER INTERNSHIPS Stipend: $750/month and housing will be provided Position Description The […]