The dark side of light
By Mary Beth Nevulis, Louisville Audubon Vice President and Lights Out Louisville Program Chair For migrating birds,[…]
Planting native: a simple and bird-friendly way to welcome spring
By Anne Proffitt, Louisville Audubon board member As we wrap up winter and look toward spring, many[…]
Caught in the light
By Dan Price, Louisville Audubon Society Board Connections form the structure of our lives. Connections between people[…]
Create “soft landings” under trees so caterpillars survive—and birds thrive
By Margaret Carreiro, Ph.D., Biology; Louisville Audubon Society Board Member On one of my early-morning walks in[…]
Birds, bugs, buds
An Indigo Bunting perched on a Grapevine (Vitis sp.) in Oldham County, Kentucky. Photo by Jacob Crider[…]
“Bird every bird”: Look beyond the checklist—and see the bigger picture
By Mary Beth Nevulis, Vice President, Louisville Audubon Society “Bird every bird.” It’s a mantra for birders[…]
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