To purchase raffle tickets and/or register for our 53rd Charter Celebration, please click the link below: https://doas.us/event/2020-charter-celebration/ “Red-shouldered Hawk” – photo by Rod Sutton, framed. “Blue Jay” – 11”x14”, print
As a follow up to our Birding for Beginners Webinar in mid-July (2020), we are hosting chat sessions with DOAS Board Members through the summer. If you have a bird
Our third session with DOAS Board Member and Photographer, Rod Sutton, focuses on helpful tips about how to use lighting and composition to create great photos that emphasize the story
July 2020 – From Board Member, Rod Sutton – Photographer and Naturalist as part of DOAS Bird Photography for Beginners – Chat Session Part 2 What is the difference between
July 2020 – From Board Member, Rod Sutton – Photographer and Naturalist as part of DOAS Bird Photography for Beginners – Chat Session Part 1 HERE IS A QUICK LOOK.
In early June 2020, Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society (DOAS) publicized a plea for donations to allow for the purchase of a GPS Tracking Monitor to track a post-treatment lead-poisoned eagle following
The June 2020 Kingfisher is now available online! Click the image below to view the pdf version.
Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society (DOAS) is currently seeking donations to allow for the purchase of one new GPS Tracking Monitor (at a cost of $1,400) to track a post-treatment lead-poisoned eagle
On Friday, 5/17 an intense storm come through late day. The National Weather Service had issued tornado warnings. The following day, DOAS Director, Tom Salo was called to a house
Delaware Otsego Audubon Society presents “Birds from Near and Far” with Gail and Nelson DuBois. We spend the evening traveling with Gail and Nelson to favorite locations, as they share
The ‘2020 Gone Birding’ Scavenger Hunt, sponsored this Spring by Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society (DOAS) has been a great hit! “We seem to have struck a chord with people – when
Below, find images that have been submitted as part of the 2020-Gone-Birding Scavenger Hunt! To submit your images, please go to https://doas.us/share-your-photos-with-doas/ or email us at info@doas.us. Image credits are
Our eagles from our telemetry project from a few years ago are still reporting in data. Tom Salo reports the following information today: Sisu traveled 385 miles point to point
It has been 20 years since the last breeding bird atlas in New York State and a lot has changed! The third atlas will take place from 2020-2024 and involve thousands of volunteers from across the state. Join Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society as we present Julie Hart, Project Coordinator for the NY Breeding Bird Atlas. Learn about the history of the Breeding Bird Atlas, the importance of atlas data, and how you can get involved. Find out how the third atlas will differ from previous atlases, including how we will be using eBird for data entry.
Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society
P.O. Box 544
Oneonta, NY 13820
(607) 397-3815
info@doas.us
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