Golden Eagle Blog
Song Sparrow. Photo by Mick Thompson.
Paint-by-Number Duck
What duck eats acorns and climbs trees? Guest Blogger Debbie Wiggins introduces us to the Wood Duck.
Photo by Dondi Black
Everyone’s a Winner
The 2025 Winter Bird Challenge results are in and the awards presented. Thanks to everyone who participated.
Idaho’s Ancient Bird
Guest Blogger Sydney Meng introduces us to Idaho’s dinosaur, the Sandhill Crane, and explains their evolutionary journey.
Sandhill Cranes by Linda Wentz
2025 Winter Bird Challenge
Follow the action in the 2025 Winter Bird Challenge. Grey-crowned Rosy-finch by Sean Pursley
Thrush On the Move
Wow, a Hermit Thrush here in the winter. Maybe it’s not as uncommon as it used to be. Terry Rich digs into the data and shares his findings in his latest Golden Eagle Blog. Hermit Thrush by Terry Rich.
What tha’ bill?
The low-floating, non-quacking Ruddy Duck is a local favorite. Guest Blogger Debbie Wiggins introduces this duck with the amazing bill. Photo by Ken Miracle.
2024 Boise Christmas Bird Count
Photos and thanks from the 2024 Boise Christmas Bird Count
The Odd Duck
The American Wigeon is, indeed, an odd duck. Learn why in Debbie Wiggins’ latest Winter Ducks blog. Photo by Ken Miracle
Home For the Holidays
Golden Eagle Audubon Board Member Abby Urbanek reflects on the importance of habitat conservation after returning from the Peruvian Amazon where she learned about macaws that are losing their homes.
Exquisite Hoodie
The crest is exquisite and the hunting powers amazing. Guest blogger Debbie Wiggins introduces us to the Hooded Merganser. Photo by Linda Wentz.
Song Sparrow. Cindy Sedlacek/Audubon Photography Awards.
The Golden Eagle
Print Newsletter Archive
In 2021 GEAS reformatted our regularly printed newsletter, The Golden Eagle, to better serve our community. Now, twice-monthly E-News provides timely information on events, engagement opportunities, and action items. Please sign up for the email newsletter to stay up to date.
Below is an archive of prior editions of The Golden Eagle print newsletter. We wish to extend our thanks to Niels Nokkentved for his many years of service in editing the newsletter and to Crista Videriksen Worthy for her wonderful article contributions.