Have you been to the Sanctuary lately and wondered where all of the pretty male ducks have gone? Well they are still here, they are just looking more drab than usual! All ducks go through a molt at least twice a year, where they “shed” Read More
Meet our summer interns!
The Kellogg Bird Sanctuary has some new faces around this summer! We are privileged to host two interns for 11 weeks that are gaining working experience for their future careers. Come out and say hi or visit them at the Undergraduate Read More
Wood Duck Craze
With my recent arrival at Kellogg Bird Sanctuary as the Avian Care Intern, I have been able to learn about the amazing birds that call the Sanctuary home. Among much of the information I have acquired in the past two weeks, I have become Read More
What’s the Buzz? Native Bees at the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
Through collaborative efforts of volunteers, Sanctuary staff and MSU’s Entomology Department, visitors are now able to learn about the Sanctuary’s bee condominium, located in the Pollinator Garden in front of the Resource Center. Funding Read More
Caring for Crows
Last fall, a local wildlife rehabilitator informed us she had received an injured crow into her care. She was found in Comstock with a badly broken left wing and was deemed un-releasable by the veterinarian. We decided she would make an Read More
Resource Center reopen for the spring!
The Sanctuary's Resource Center is re-open for the spring season! The Battle Creek Enquirer paid a visit the Sanctuary to help us kick off welcoming birds back. Read it here. Read More
News for the New Year!
The Kellogg Bird Sanctuary is excited to launch a new website this New Year! The new site gives Sanctuary staff a lot more flexibility in sharing information with you. We hope that you will find the information as accessible and interesting Read More
Bird Sanctuary Receives Grant for the Pollinator Garden!
The National Association for Interpretation (NAI) Region 4 recently announced its Interpretive Project Grant Award Winners, and is pleased to report W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary is among the 2014 recipients. The Interpretive Project Read More
Owl Training in Progress
A note from Sara on January 24, 2020: Our Barred Owl "Odin" has been retired from his role as an animal ambassador. Being an ambassador can be a stressful time for owls, and over the last few months we have noticed he hasn't been willing Read More
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A legacy of conservation; a commitment to sustainability.
Kellogg Bird Sanctuary12685 East C Avenue
Augusta, MI 49012
Phone: (269) 671-2510 birdsanctuary@kbs.msu.edu