Tag: American Prairie Reserve

Montana Audubon’s Wings Across the Big Sky Bird Festival

Written by The Birdfreak Teamon

I’ve visited Montana only once and have been dreaming of returning ever since. Montana is enormous and blessed with over 400 species of birds spread across a surprisingly diverse landscape. Wings Across the Big Sky is an annual birding festival hosted by Montana Audubon and this year marks the 20th for the festival. American Prairie

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American Prairie Reserve – Montana’s Best Kept Secret

Written by The Birdfreak Teamon

My love for prairies runs deep, much like the roots of the interesting plants that make up the prairie ecosystem. Growing up in the “Land of Lincoln”, it took awhile to realize that Illinois had another noble nickname: the Prairie State. Historically, around two-thirds of Illinois was prairie. Today, it is difficult to find prairies

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