TAG: audubon

• Feb 15, 2026

national audubon society regional guide to the so

take long migrations, such as: Albatrosses traveling thousands of miles between breeding sites and feeding grounds Penguins moving between sea ice and land colonies Seasonal Behavior Breeding season peaks during austral summer (November to February) Some species a

BY Mrs. Thea Bartell

• Oct 26, 2025

national audubon society guide to marine mammals o

Status While widespread, some populations are threatened due to pollution, prey depletion, and habitat disturbance. Other Marine Mammals Worth Noting Starting with O While orcas are prominent, other marine mammals wit

BY Scarlett Paucek IV

• Jul 31, 2026

national audubon society field guide to african wi

iation, study, and preservation of Africa’s extraordinary biodiversity. Its detailed accounts, vivid imagery, and practical guidance make it an indispensable resource for anyone passionate about African ecosystems. By fostering awareness and understanding, the guide contributes significant

BY Ms. Dalton Shields-Legros

• May 1, 2026

audubon wildflowers calendar

are best photographed during their peak bloom, typically in the middle of their flowering period. Use the calendar to schedule your photography trips accordingly, and consider visiting during early morning or late afterno

BY Phyllis Weimann

• Jun 24, 2026

audubon s birds of america

ysical damage. Conclusion Audubon’s Birds of America remains a landmark achievement that seamlessly blends scientific accuracy with artistic brilliance. Its influence extends beyond ornithology into art, culture, and conservation. While the original editions are rare

BY Cooper Herzog Jr.

• Jun 19, 2026

2020 audubon birds colour page a day calendar

Deepen your connection with avian species through visual and educational engagement. Artists and Colorists: Seek new templates and inspiration for coloring projects. Educators and Students: Use as an educational tool to teach about birds, habitats, a

BY Jose Medhurst