Bird Profile: Red-breasted Merganser
Our Bird Profile series highlights a species that is migrating through, breeding, or is a… Read Story >
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Bird Profile: Red-breasted Merganser
Our Bird Profile series highlights a species that is migrating through, breeding, or is a year-round resident of Wisconsin that can be found at Schlitz Audubon or in your backyard. Name Red-breasted Merganser, Mergus serrator Basic Description & Appearance The Red-breasted Merganser measures 20-24 inches in length as an adult and… Read Story >
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Inclusive Nature Experiences for Early Learners
Splashing through mud puddles, catching frogs in a pond, tasting the sweetness of maple sap… Read Story >
Wild Food for Winter Birds
While the fruits of plants, including large trees, small trees, and shrubs, provide birds with… Read Story >
A Winter of Quietude
Winter season this year has been marked by warmer days, and hardly any snow in… Read Story >
The Adaptable Fur of Mammals
In the frigid winter months, how do animals survive? Reptiles and amphibians brumate all winter… Read Story >
Discover the Stillness of the Winter Season
While walking the winter trails, calm and stillness permeate the landscape in contrast to the… Read Story >
Welcome Our New Great Horned Owl, Zari!
Schlitz Audubon is excited to announce the addition of a new Great Horned Owl to… Read Story >
The Center’s Diverse Landscape for Wedding Photography
When you get married at Schlitz Audubon, capturing photos of precious moments from your wedding… Read Story >
Nature is Our Classroom
We’re now accepting applications for the 2023/24 school year! Learn more. Schedule a tour by… Read Story >
Bird Profile: Golden-crowned Kinglet
Our Bird Profile series highlights a species that is migrating through, breeding, or is a… Read Story >
Discover the Changing Fall Season
Fall is an exciting time of seasonal changes at Schlitz Audubon! While October, November, and… Read Story >
Host Your Corporate Event in Our Natural Setting!
Seasonal changes may happen in their own time, but it’s never too early to plan… Read Story >