The Mourning Dove is known for letting out its wistful coos in backyards across the continent. But this familiar bird has plenty of other traits you might not be aware of. Read on to learn more about this bird’s fascinating features. bit.ly/4nMQ23b

The American Ornithological Society updated its official bird list last month—and one common Rockies bird is now two species! 🐦 Can you guess which? 👀 buff.ly/iQKwCVl

ACT NOW! With their global population down 80% since 1965, Greater Sage-Grouse are indicators of the sagebrush steppe ecosystem's health—It’s clear help is needed. Urge Bureau of Land Management - National to implement science-based management to protect the Greater Sage-Grouse. bit.ly/4pTamlA

Was that a Red-shouldered Hawk or a Blue Jay? The jays give a near-perfect imitation of that hawk's call. Still, you'll often hear the clear whistled calls of Red-shouldered Hawks before you see them in the woodlands.

Congratulations to Savannah Rose, whose stunning photo of a Greater Sage-Grouse in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, was named to the 2025 Audubon Photography Awards Top 100! See the full list at buff.ly/F4afM5K. #Wyoming #Birds

Planting native plants is a great way to ensure that migratory #birds have the food they need for their journeys. On #WorldMigratoryBirdDay, learn how our Habitat Hero program helps promote #PlantsForBirds across the region, and how you can help. buff.ly/KMPR1Te

In honor of Indigenous People's Day, we're celebrating the successes of Indigenous-led conservation. Learn about four of these wins.

If the internet is giving you trouble, we encourage you to step outside to check out what birds are tweeting today!

Between climate change, development, and over a century of historical degradation, Colorado’s streams face myriad pressures. Learn how Audubon Rockies is utilizing unique partnerships, impactful education to restore the Centennial State’s waterways: bit.ly/3IXQywO

Join us in congratulating Asher Lee, whose majestic photo of a Burrowing Owl in flight in Syracuse, Utah, earned a spot in the 2025 Audubon Photography Awards Top 100! Read his story behind the shot at buff.ly/oXEvd51. #birds #Utah

Congratulations to Ephraim Heller, whose gripping photo of a Common Merganser and American White Pelicans in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, was named to the 2025 Audubon Photography Awards Top 100! See the full list at buff.ly/F4afM5K. #Wyoming #Birds

Colorado’s wetlands and streams are at a crossroads. The WQCC is finalizing Regulation 87, which will shape how #Colorado protects waterways after federal rollbacks. Speak up for strong state protections—for #birds, for people, for Colorado’s future. buff.ly/3LqLiy6

Bird migration has inspired humans since time immemorial, yet there is still much we have to learn about it. Motus is a wildlife-tracking network that connects researchers, organizations, & individuals. Learn from Audubon Rockies how a Wyoming Motus tower is advancing bird

Bart Rea is remembered by Audubon Rockies for an 85-year journey with Audubon,including time as an Audubon Wyoming board member, to his longtime service with his local Audubon chapter, Murie Audubon Society. audubon.org/rockies/news/r…

Congratulations to Kira M. Henderson, whose stunning photo of a Canyon Wren in Green River, Utah, was named to the 2025 Audubon Photography Awards Top 100! See the full list at buff.ly/F4afM5K. #Utah #Birds

Congratulations to Alan Krakauer, whose stunning photo of a Greater Sage-Grouse in Fremont County, Wyoming, was named to the 2025 Audubon Photography Awards Top 100! See the full list at buff.ly/F4afM5K. #Wyoming #Birds

Between December 14th and January 5th, join tens of thousands of bird-loving volunteers and participate in the 126th Audubon Christmas Bird Count! Get more info on counts near you: buff.ly/2LqhKgN #AudubonCBC

Soil is the backbone of many ecosystems, so healthy soil is good for birds. From supporting the food that birds need, to soil chemistry directly impacting birds, read how birds rely on soil, & how Audubon Rockies is working to improve grassland soil health this #WorldSoilDay:

It's the time when you start to look back on your accomplishments. That's hard to do when you're a hemispheric organization with more than 1.9 million supporters. To help you wrap your head this year, we summarized some of our favorite 2025 highlights. buff.ly/D5b6YnK

Do you know a Colorado teen who loves birds? Boulder County Audubon Society is offering full scholarships plus airfare for TWO #Colorado teens aged 15-17 to attend Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine in June 2026. Applications are due Feb 1. Learn more: buff.ly/5tSjGXn.