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Thank You For Sponsoring A Kestrel Nest Box!

Each year Sacajawea Audubon Society monitors 70–75 boxes over a wide distribution area in four counties. During the nesting season, volunteers check the boxes for use, recording clutch size, hatching success, fledgling success, and conflicts with starlings. Nestlings are banded each year and, whenever possible, adults are also captured on the nest and banded. All of our data is submitted to and shared through the American Kestrel Partnership. Banding data goes directly to the USGS Bird Banding Laboratory.

Kestrel Nest Box Sponsorship for 2024 Season

You can help by sponsoring one or more Kestrel Nesting Boxes at $50 each and learn all about these amazing birds and their nesting habits.

As a sponsor, throughout the season—which is NOW—you’ll be assigned a box and follow its progress. We will periodically provide information on nesting activity, hatching, and nestling success. We always have
lots of fun stories to share along with photos, when possible.

2024 Kestrel Nest Box Sponsorship *	Quantity
$50 - For Each Kestrel Box Sponsored

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Sacajawea Audubon Society is an independent 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with its own board of directors, membership, budget and programs. We rely on financial support from local members to carry out our wide array of programs.

Sacajawea Audubon Society is a chapter of National Audubon Society and participating chapter of Montana Audubon, we fully value and support their work and advocacy. We encourage you, in addition to your Sacajawea Audubon local support, to support the efforts of National Audubon . You then will be a part of the entire “Audubon Family”.

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When You Donate to Sacajawea Audubon Society

Your donation helps us ensure a secure future for what remains of the wildlife & wild lands in Southwestern Montana.

Sacajawea Audubon Society is an effective local grass-roots group, building on an interest in birds to promote the conservation of our natural environment through enjoyment, education and action.

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Thank You For Sponsoring A Kestrel Nest Box!

You can help by sponsoring one or more Kestrel Nesting Boxes at $50 each and learn all about these amazing birds and their nesting habits.

As a sponsor, throughout the season—which is NOW—you’ll be assigned a box and follow its progress. We will periodically provide information on nesting activity, hatching, and nestling success. We always havelots of fun stories to share along with photos, when possible.

Contact Information

As a sponsor, throughout the season—which is NOW—you’ll be assigned a box and follow its progress. We will periodically provide information on nesting activity, hatching, and nestling success. We always have
lots of fun stories to share along with photos, when possible.