February 2016 – Greta
On Feb. 2, 2016, we processed a young female Golden eagle – Greta. Click on any of the images below to view full size in
January 2016 – Marie
This is the golden named Marie that was captured on January 14, 2016. She was back feeding at the same site the following day –
Successful Bald Eagle Trip
This year’s field trip on Jan. 9 to view wintering Bald Eagles in the upper Delaware River basin brought out over 50 participants who spotted 27
2016 Environmental Education Grants Announced
Each year, Environmental Education Grants are awarded to classroom teachers in the DOAS area (Delaware, Otsego, eastern Chenango, and western Schoharie Counties) through the DOAS EE Grant
DOAS Sanctuary Fall Photos
The photos below were submitted to DOAS by Liz Mackey after a visit to the sanctuary in early October, 2015. Take a walk on the
2015 Open House Photo Gallery
Thank you to all who came out for the day along with the DOAS Board and Volunteers who helped to make the program a success!
DOAS Golden Eagle Researchers Attend Regional Meeting
DOAS Golden Eagle Research Team, Peg DiBenedetto and Tom Salo attended a meeting of the Eastern Golden Eagle Working Group in Rangeley, ME from 7/8-7/12. As
Audubon Adds Pledge to Eagle Reward Fund
The Delaware-Otsego Audubon Soc. (DOAS) has pledged $250 toward the reward fund set up to identify and prosecute individuals responsible for shooting an immature Bald
Raffle Items at Birds, Brunch and Beer (June 7)
Local carver, Rod Spangle has donated the bird carvings pictured below for part of our BBB Raffle on June 7. Get your tickets to the
DOAS Spring Waterfowl Walk
Spring passed for winter on April 4, when the Delaware Otsego Audubon Society sponsored the annual waterfowl count. A hearty group gathered at the Cooperstown Village docks
Coffee RE-Orders
We have had requests from a few of our members to place additional coffee orders through the year. If you would like to order coffee,
Birders – Help Report Invasive Species this Winter
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DOAS Position on Lead Ammunition
There is abundant scientific evidence documenting the negative impacts of ingesting spent lead ammunition on doves, pigeons, loons and other waterfowl, eagles, vultures and other
