Bird of the Week – The White-throated Swift
By Bob Walker From spring to fall, as you hike along the canyons in Los Alamos County, you are likely […]
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Featured Volunteer: Dr. Richard (Mouser) Williams
Dr. Richard Williams, a.k.a Mouser, is a new member of the PEEC Board of Directors. He coordinates the Los Alamos Breeding
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Bird of the Week – Sandhill Cranes
By Bob Walker New Mexico’s Sandhill Cranes (Antigone canadensis) are returning north now, after spending the fall and winter at
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Bird of the Week – The White-breasted Nuthatch
By Bob Walker You can find the White-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta carolinensis) at the nature center almost any time of the
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Featured Volunteers: Ana and Olie Saenz
This past year PEEC piloted a new youth minor–mentor volunteer program. Ana (8) and Olie (5) were paired with some
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PEEC’s 2018 Science Fair Award Recipients
By Terry Beery, Bob Dryja, and Jennifer Macke The 2018 Los Alamos County science fair was held on January 20th.
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Bird of the Week – The Red-breasted Nuthatch
By Bob Walker The least often seen of our nuthatches, the Red-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta canadensis) has orange-red underparts, is generally
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Bird of the Week – The Pygmy Nuthatch
By Bob Walker Let’s revisit an old but tiny friend. The Pygmy Nuthatch (Sitta pygmaea) is one of the smallest
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Featured Volunteer: Patrick Rowe
Volunteer, Patrick Rowe is the Vice President for Field Trips for the Los Alamos Geological Society and is a Project
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