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COVID ALERT: Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary

Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory Posted on April 5, 2021 by BisbeebirdApril 5, 2021

On Easter Sunday, Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary resident caretaker Tim Blount tested positive for COVID-19. Tim had developed symptoms the week before, following the first of two COVID vaccinations, and had been self-quarantined since then. Tim’s partner Kristy Reske also … Continue reading →

River of Raptors -Veracruz

Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory Posted on February 9, 2020 by BisbeebirdFebruary 9, 2020

Highlights of MEXICO: VERACRUZ “River of Raptors” with SABO (Private Tour) Join Sheri Williamson and Tom Wood, directors of the Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory, in Veracruz! Witness the World’s Largest Raptor Migration By memorized by the spectacle of 100,000 raptors streaming … Continue reading →

Fall report and appeal

Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory Posted on December 1, 2018 by BisbeebirdDecember 1, 2018

October is a month of change in southeastern Arizona. Most of our summer birds have departed, and our winter residents are just starting to arrive. It’s a time when we look back on our hectic spring-summer field season and look … Continue reading →

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