Rare Pokémons Inside!
July 15, 2016
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The Prothonotary Warblers of Brownell Memorial Park have already figured out where the rare Pokémon are hiding! When it comes to catching Pokémon, or catching breakfast….th
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House Hunting: Prothonotary Warbler Edition
May 23, 2016
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Things are happening at Brownell Memorial Park and Carillon Tower. The place is buzzing with bird activity. Breeding season is in full swing! The 9.5 acre memorial park sits on the edge
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Building a Home for Birds
March 04, 2016
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The trees are budding, the temperature is rising, and it’s starting to feel like spring in the south! Here at BTNEP we are gearing up for nesting season! This year we’re introducing two
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Surveying Louisiana’s Coastal Breeding Birds
August 10, 2015
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It’s already late summer and nesting season is winding down. Most beach-nesting bird chicks are no longer a ball of downy fluff with legs, instead, they are now awkward fledglings
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Monitoring Changes within the Benthic Community Before and After Coastal Restoration
June 29, 2015
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Louisiana’s barrier islands and headland beaches provide habitats that are extremely important to numerous species of birds. When you see a large group of shorebirds feeding within the
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2014 was for the Birds!
January 13, 2015
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Every year BTNEP strives to play a vital role in bird conservation, research and education. Let’s take a look back to see some of the things we’ve done for birds in 2014. In
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BTNEP’s Louisiana Sparrows Publication
January 13, 2015
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Because of their small size, cryptic color patterns and secretive habits, sparrow ID can be challenging, to say the least. However, once you begin to learn more about the species and wh
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A Closer Look at BTNEP’s Annual Bird Calendar
February 05, 2014
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Beginning in 2007, the Barataria – Terrebonne National Estuary Program began developing an annual bird calendar that was distributed primarily to birders across the country. The project
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Beyond the Scope: Monitoring Piping Plover along the Caminada Headland, Louisiana
February 04, 2014
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Equipped with datasheets, binoculars, spotting scopes and a hand-held GPS, a passerby may easily guess our purpose with a quick glance and label us “the bird people” on the beach. Indee
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