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Changing Gulls in a Changing World
Rarely do beachgoers make it clear to the world that these dive-bombing, chip-stalking, squawking birds are nothing, but a nuisance. Despite seeing gulls flying among us every day, few people fully understand how human activity impacts the lives of these birds. Gulls...
President’s Message
Hello my little birding friends! Hope you are all well and safe. I’m so glad the election is over and can’t wait until it and Covid really are over. I went outside at 10am to look for something, (Nov. 7th) with a t-shirt on! I couldn’t believe how warm it was. I saw...
RECAP: Brookside Clean-Up
The first Saturday in October was a crisp, lovely fall day to get together at Brookside for an outdoor cleanup. It was the first in person event that we have held since COVID turned the world on its side. We had a really nice turn out with about a dozen people showing...
Upcoming Events
Nature Walks
Bird Feeder Survey
Share Your Observations!
The GSBAS Feeder Survey has been run for many years. The reward of the survey is to bring awareness of nature to our doorstep and share our observations with others.
Hummingbirds in Ultra-Slow Motion
The colibri (hummingbird) is a sacred bird for the Taino Indians because it is a pollinator and as such, brings life.
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Protect Birds from Climate Change.
Two-thirds of North American bird species are at risk of extinction from climate change. Urge Congress to act now.
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