As spring migration brings American Kestrels back to their breeding grounds, our team at the Wild Bird Research Group has been out in the field installing and monitoring nest boxes to help these colorful falcons find safe places to raise their young. Our Hatch a Hundred campaign is in full swing
Dear Friends of the Wild Bird Research Group,As we close out an exciting and productive 2024, we want to reflect on the milestones we’ve achieved together and express our heartfelt…
Today is a day to celebrate generosity - Giving Tuesday. We want to thank all of you who have already donated to Hatch a Hundred or signed up for Adopt an Owl.…
Volunteers happily holding Northern Saw-whet Owls to be banded. By Morgan MarkAs the days leading into winter grow colder and shorter, I find it harder and harder to burn the…
One of 50 Northern Saw-Whet Owls we've banded so far this research season Article by Sean Graesser As the leaves begin to change and the chill sets in, so too begins…
Fall migration is underway! Some species are already well on their way and others are preparing for their epic journey. What are seven signs that birds are preparing to migrate…
The Northern Sweat Owls return to the World Series of Birding We’re thrilled to announce that the Wild Bird Research Group is once again taking part in the World Series…
Signs Of Spring As we bid farewell to the chill of winter, the early days of spring usher in a season of rejuvenation and hope. With the gentle warming of the…
It was nearly sunset, and a local group of Hopewell Valley Girl Scouts had arrived at the Hunt House Barn in anticipation of a night of owls
For the past six years, Wild Bird Research Group (WBRG), a nonprofit dedicated to avian research, has been running a MAPS (Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship) banding station at The…