January Program Meeting
Breeding Bird Surveys in Kansas, by Chuck Otte The Breeding Bird Survey, coordinated by the US Geological Survey, is one of the longest running and most rigorously coordinated citizen science …
Breeding Bird Surveys in Kansas, by Chuck Otte The Breeding Bird Survey, coordinated by the US Geological Survey, is one of the longest running and most rigorously coordinated citizen science …
Antennae up! Why are bars and bugs disappearing?, by Dr. Mary-Liz Jameson Raise your hand! Do you know what a Meadowlark eats? Nearly one-third of North American bird species …
Birding in Ecuador, by Kevin Groeneweg Kevin visited Southern Ecuador in February of 2026. He will share photos of some of the over 300 species seen during this two-week …
On the Trail to 5,000, by Dr. Roger L. Boyd Jan and Roger Boyd have been birding together for over fifty-five years. During that time, they have taken 50 foreign …
Photographing Kansas Landscapes, by Scott Bean Kansas has 11 different physiographic regions which have unique geological features and history which in turn influences how the various regions look. These different …