Striking In Stripes: The Winter World of the Black-and-white Warbler
Almost comically cute in their striking striped suits, the Black-and-white Warbler is the first of our four Birds of the Year to claim our monthly spotlight. If we were spotting a Black-and-white in person this time of year, then we’d almost certainly be somewhere warm and sunny, but could we be anywhere across a wide range of tropical habitats. These Nearctic-Neotropical little birds - meaning they breed in the northern part of the Western Hemisphere (“nearctic”) and winter in the American tropics (“neotropical”) - spend spring through late summer in territories as…
Four Birds, One Year: Wake Audubon’s Warblers of the Year
Bounty can be found even in winter’s austerity. Expansive crystalline skies. Generous birdsong in the bare…
Wake Audubon Society Celebrates 50 Years of advocating for wildlife, nature and environmental conservation
The Wake Audubon Society is turning 50! Over the course of the next year we will celebrate our Community in…
A New Voice in the Pines: Spotlight on Dr. Lauren Pharr and the Future of RCW Research
As our year-long journey with the Red-cockaded Woodpecker comes to a close, we offer one final spotlight to…