Bird of the Week — The Bald Eagle
By Bob Walker Yes, we do see Bald Eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) in Los Alamos County! They are mostly seen in […]
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Featured Volunteer: Larry Deaven
Larry Deaven, a PEEC volunteer, has been growing penstemons for over 40 years. Fortunately for our community, he began gardening
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Bird of the Week — The Western Tanager
By Bob Walker Possibly the most colorful bird regularly seen in Los Alamos during spring migration is the Western Tanager
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Featured Volunteer: Carrie Talus
Have you seen the painted birds in the exhibit hall at the Los Alamos Nature Center? We can thank volunteer
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Bird of the Week – Yellow-rumped Warbler
By Bob Walker The Bandelier Bird of the Month for May is the Yellow-rumped Warbler (Setophaga coronata), who has recently
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Bird of the Week – The Canyon Wren
By Bob Walker As we enjoy springtime in Los Alamos, listen for the distinctive song of the Canyon Wren
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Bird of the Week – The Broad-tailed Hummingbird
By Bob Walker and Sandra West The Broad-tailed Hummingbirds (Selasphorus platycercus) are on their way back to Los Alamos–a few were
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Featured Volunteer: Adah Gellis
Adah Gellis, a busy senior at Los Alamos High School has been volunteering multiple times a week at the Los
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Bird of the Week – Common Ravens
By Bob Walker The largest of the passerines, perching birds, Common Ravens (Corvus corax) can be seeing flying high over
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