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LAbird / HumNet, It's hard to believe that we're entering "wintering" hummingbird season for 2024-2025! In most years by now, the first Rufous or Buff-bellied Hummingbird have shown up, but I haven't

Driving up I-49 from Alexandria to Natchitoches yesterday mid-morning I observed 5 swallow-tailed kites flying near the east side of the highway mostly 1 or 2 exits south of Natchitoches. 3 singles

Hello Labirders- Just wanted to provide a heads-up that online registration for the 15th annual Yellow Rails and Rice Festival opens tomorrow, 1 August 2024, at 10 AM CDT. Here’s the link to the

Baton Rouge Audubon Society and Partners present: Hummingbird Celebration! September 14, 2024 LSU Ag Center Hammond Research Station 21549 Old Covington Highway, Hammond, LA 70403 7am to noon

Only 3 kites on the snag this morning. [Forest Service Shield] Stephen Shively Wildlife Biologist Forest Service Kisatchie National Forest, Calcasieu Ranger District p: 318-969-3050 c: 318-880-7822

LABIRD: If anyone is interested in doing a pelagic trip out of Venice Saturday 17 August, let me know. If I can get get another 8 people on the list, we can keep the cost to $200. If weather cancels

Taken by my son, Seth, showing two different age birds side by side. [Forest Service Shield] Stephen Shively Wildlife Biologist Forest Service Kisatchie National Forest, Calcasieu Ranger District p:

[Forest Service Shield] Stephen Shively Wildlife Biologist Forest Service Kisatchie National Forest, Calcasieu Ranger District p: 318-969-3050 c: 318-880-7822

Wow, Steve! You are killing it amongst those of us who are enamoured with kites! Thank you for posting. Jennifer <Stephen.Shively@...> wrote:

14 or 15 swallow-tailed kites this morning in same snag as yesterday. [Forest Service Shield] Stephen Shively Wildlife Biologist Forest Service Kisatchie National Forest, Calcasieu Ranger District p:

Hello Labirders- Lesser Black-backed Gulls (LBBGs) have been reported all spring and summer at Grand Isle and other coastal locations. In the last couple of days I'm seeing reports of "juveniles." Be

This morning at least 11 swallow-tailed kites perched in snag in hurricane laura whacked Castor Creek bottoms along Castor Plunge Road, 31.20638887, -92.58555556, Rapides Parish. [Forest Service

That has got to be a low-hanging fruit situation. Best regards to all, Billf

Hi Jane, I was there on Saturday with Michele and we only saw three. Water seemed low. Best, Lawrence wrote:

Reminder of this event coming up on Saturday! Fingers crossed that the storks get the message! wrote:

Have to be caught basking or breathing at surface. Razorbacks obviously most often captured. Young Mississippi Map Turtles second most caught species. This particular eagle really likes the

Wow! And, how?!? Caught while basking? Or egg-laying? <Stephen.Shively@...> wrote:

Very interesting. Guess it’s is what’s for dinner! <Stephen.Shively@...> wrote:

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Super neat! Thanks Dave. Kevin Colley