by Friends INWR | May 11, 2026 | Archive, Birding, Blog, Homepage Feed
By Friends of Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge The eaglet at Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge that many have been following through the bald eagle nest camera was 38 days old as of Monday and is growing by leaps and bounds. Just like human babies, the eaglet is...
by Aaron | Jul 7, 2024 | Birding
By Emma DeLeon It’s late May and the forest is fresh with new leaves. Deep in the woods everything takes on a pale, spring-green tint. The forest echoes with a cacophony of birdsong. Amid the jumble, biologists at Iroquois National Refuge are searching for the sound...
by finwr | May 15, 2024 | Birding
By Emma DeLeon Hooded Warbler photo by USFWS Like most Western New Yorkers, I’ve been monitoring the arrival of spring with great interest. One day it’s sunny and 75°; the next, I’m wondering if I put the snowblower away too soon! Despite the usual weather...
by finwr | Dec 7, 2023 | Birding, Conservation, Nature, Wildlife
Featured photo: Cardinal in evergreens by Brian Serafin. Photo by James Monteleone Cardinals are the flashy gift to birdwatchers in the eastern United States. While male cardinalsare as brightly colored as a tropical bird, they are anything but. These beloved birds...
