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Erik at al Its been a real smorgasbord here. The snow marked my ruler between 9-10 inches. Obviously lots of Goldfinches, but Cardinals, Pine Warbs, OC Warbs(also hitting hummingbird feeders),

Same here in Algiers. Black-chinned, Rufous, Buff-bellied. Surprise Spotted sandpiper. A few Goldfinches, House finches. An Orange-crowned warbler desperately using the hummingbird feeders. I guess

It seems to be a trend here on the West Bank in the last few years in general with declining goldfinch numbers. For example, today I have had one, and that bird never even came to feeders, it was a

We got about 7 inches of snow in southeast Baton Rouge parish. So far in my backyard and feeder I have had the following in much higher numbers than usual: American Goldfinches, Northern Cardinals,

Nice, Erik! Kind of slow here in Marrero. Yellow-throated Warbler, three Ruby-throats, our Black-chinned and Rufous has been about it so far. [email protected]> wrote:

LAbird, With such an unprecedented snowfall (8.25 inches at my place in Sunset!), all kinds of interesting bird observations must be out there. Share what you've been seeing. The most interesting

LAbird, Tonight (Jan 19) at 7pm, I will be offering a webinar on Audubon's Urban Native Greens project, which seeks to expand the availability of native plants, add more native plants into the urban

The 9th Palmetto Island Christmas Bird Count was held January 3 2025. The count circle is centered at Palmetto Island State Park just south of Abbeville in Vermilion Parish. The species count this

The White Lake, Lacassine-Thornwell ("Lac-Thorn"), and Sweet Lake-Cameron Prairie ("Sweet-Cam") CBC circles are located relatively close together, are all dominated by rice/crawfish and freshwater

Hello LAbirders, I'm pleased to share the results of the 16th New Iberia CBC, held on December 21, 2024. We had 20 participants (4 more than the previous record) split into 5 parties to cover a lot of

Hi, Jed, I don't know if they get these emails, but Wanda and Michael Beelman bird this area often, and they have been great help to me when looking for loons and waterfowl and even owls in the area

This spot has been massively developed recently. I've included a labeled map with some of the remaining spots you can check out. 1. The Harbor Center - public parking and you can walk around their

Hi Jed, What I have done when there is bird E Howze Beach Rd. You can go down to an old pier and walk the field + look to see what is in the lake. I also have birded the lake behind the Harbor Center

LaBirders, Seeking intel about where specifically people bird at Howze beach in St. Tammany. Map pins and/or detailed descriptions will be greatly appreciated. Please email me off-list if you can

Dear Erik: Here is a link to my eBird checklist of 2 January 2025. https://ebird.org/checklist/S207734826 It shows the two hummingbirds previously reported and a new one. #1 * Mark Meunier and Seth

Please mark your calendars for our next program at the East Baton Rouge Parish Main Library on Wednesday, January 29th. PROGRAM TITLE: Bird's-Eye View: Designing a Collision-Free Feathered Future

I apologize for the spacing of my prior email. It’s not the way it was originally written. If you are on the LOS Facebook page, it is much easier to read.? Melissa Weaver

Hello all,I have included?a list of the upcoming LOS?field trips and their registration dates. ?There has been some confusion regarding what folks need to sign up for ahead of time vs registration

LAbird and HUMNET, You all are keeping me busy! There continues to be a steady stream of winter hummingbird reports with over 300 birds reported thus far. It's surprisingly sparse for the "Rocky

Hi Seth, Very nice documentation. I agree with the IDs. Cheers, Erik