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Recent Posts:

• Field Experiences for Students
• Sleeping Seeds
• Paintbrushes, plants, and Pieris rapae: Combining art and science through mural painting at Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
• Second annual BioBlitz at the Bird Sanctuary a success
• National Pollinator Week is June 17-23, 2024
• Gardening for Insects
• Amazing Animal Moms
• Spring into action for Earth Day
• Protect our Dark Skies
• Protect our Wetlands
• Snow Goose at the Sanctuary: A successful release story
• Time to fly south
• Planting SEEDS of creativity at the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
• Citizen science at the Sanctuary
• Turtle time: Caring for our neighborhood turtles during their nesting season
• Meet the 2023 Sanctuary Summer Interns and Fellow!
• The case of Wintergreen Lake’s underwater nests
• Nest Boxes – Become a Backyard Tiny House Developer
• Welcome to the Overlook!
• Nifty Nests
• Golondrinas por todas partes
• Swallows all around
• Meet our summer interns!
• Colibríes, los campeones del cielo
• Hummingbirds, the champions of the sky
• Avian Influenza
• Zorzales ¿qué sabes sobre ellos?
• Thrushes, what do you know about them?
• Meet the Black Swans!
• Vagrant Birds: What’s That?
• Generous donations help the Sanctuary motor on
• ¿Búhos espeluznantes? ¿Quien dice?
• Spooky, creepy owls? Whooo says?
• Beginnings and endings: A reflection on interning at Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
• The comeback of the Canada Goose
• Purple Martins Need YOU!
• Welcome to our interns!
• Bob, Bob White!
• Trumpeter Swans of the Midwest
• A Wintry Sanctuary Update
• A summer of native plants and social distancing
• Learning from your elders: long-term research at KBS provides insights in turtle populations
• Kellogg Bird Sanctuary’s ‘fierce falcon’ a new sight for visitors
• Be a scientist from your own home!
• Supporting one another at the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
• Field trips may be canceled, but daily care for Sanctuary birds still a top priority
• Interpretation: A Limitless Power
• Winters Past and Present
• March of the Migrating Monarch
• Saving the Great Lakes Piping Plover
• Off-Colored Birds
• Welcome Summer Interns!
• A Special Swannouncement!
• Have a Seat!
• Global Big Day
• Celebrate Earth Day with Free Admission
• Liberty’s Extreme Makeover
• 2019 Bus Scholarships for School Groups!
• Christmas Bird Count: Over a Century of Birding!
• For the Love of Nature! Tweet Holiday Gifts for All
• Are You a Seasonally Lazy Gardener?
• Renovations to the Overlook
• Saving the Piping Plover
• Trumpeting … Troopers?
• New signs on the trails!
• Found a Baby Bird?!
• Nest Box Basics
• Fierce Falcons
• Bus scholarships now available for school groups
• Owling 101
• Winter is for the birds!
• Exciting Courses at the Sanctuary!
• Rare Rattlesnakes
• Osprey Banding with MDNR
• Lead Poisoning in Birds
• Tour Time!
• 2017 Partnerships with Local Youth Organizations
• Natural Blondes
• Drab Drakes
• Meet our summer interns!
• Wood Duck Craze
• What’s the Buzz? Native Bees at the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
• Caring for Crows
• Resource Center reopen for the spring!
• News for the New Year!
• Bird Sanctuary Receives Grant for the Pollinator Garden!
• Owl Training in Progress