Bergen County Audubon Society – Founded in 1941
Chapter of National Audubon Society
As members of Bergen County Audubon Society, we share a love of birds and a concern for the environment.
Our mission is to promote and protect wildlife in its natural habitat by providing opportunities for observation and conservation.
Our mission is to promote and protect wildlife in its natural habitat by providing opportunities for observation and conservation.
Kestral – Disposal Road, DeKorte Park, N.J. Meadowlands-
Spring Count May 12 results will Be posted on this page.
Click to participate in Spring Count Fundraiser 2012
Attempt to “Band” the two eagle Oradell Reservoir chicks is abandoned.
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The Blue Jay B.C.A.S. Quarterly Newsletters
Spring 2012
B.C.A.S. on Facebook
B.C.A.S. on Flickr
http://www.northjersey.com/news/opinions/14651021 —— Help save Bald Eagle Nest in Ridgefield Park.html - Thank you Stephen Quinn
Bald Eagle Nests are increasing in Bergen County
Along with the above mentioned Ridgefield Park nest, there are two nests on the United Water Reservoirs and two nests on the Palisades adjacent to the Hudson River.
Oradell reservoir nest on April 15 – Two down covered chicks observed.
We welcome two great additions to the Bergen County Audubon Society board. Karen Riede and Edith Wallace will be Conservation Co-chairs on the Board. Gerry Byrne is retiring from the Board after many years of out-standing service.
Short-eared Owl
