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As we pulled into the ranch entrance just east of Cheyenne, we immediately spied three songbirds lined up on a fence: a White-crowned Sparrow, House Wren, and Lincoln’s Sparrow. A good start for our field trip to the Wyoming Hereford Ranch (WHR)! As we parked and checked out the office area, we were “serenaded” by a sizeable flock of blackbirds and starlings, including several Y...

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Laramie’s 1st Street Plaza (1st and Grand) is a popular gathering spot for both residents and visitors, and Laramie Audubon often uses this location as a meeting point for field trips. Earlier this summer, Laramie Audubon’s Habitat Hero committee began working with the Laramie Main Street Alliance (Downtown Laramie) and the City of Laramie to enhance the Plaza’s gardens to bette...

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Living in a state where cattle are three times more abundant than people, we understand the importance of cattle ranching to the “Cowboy State”. However, did you know that National Audubon has a Conservation Ranching Program? The purpose of the program is to “bend the curve” of declining grassland bird populations in partnership with farmers and ranchers. Obligate grassland bird...

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We had a beautiful, windless morning searching for shorebirds on Laramie Plains lakes. Starting at Blake’s Pond, we were welcomed by Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs, American Avocets, and several Wilson’s Snipe and Killdeer. Western Wood-Pewees were heard in the nearby cottonwoods, and a Northern Yellow Warbler gave us a quick view perching on a fence wire. Swallows were still com...

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