Karen Westphal

@westphal_karen

Coastal Scientist for Audubon Louisiana focused on land change, and protecting habitat for birds and other wildlife

Coastal Louisiana
la.audubon.org
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  1. Jun 5

    6/5 a silver carp exploded into our boat at Indian Point to miss us, but slime up our boat and gear

    11:56 AM - 5 Jun 2015 · Details
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    May 22

    Happy Friday! Another geolocator retrieved from a at BREC's Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center!!

    2:17 PM - 22 May 2015 · Details
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  3. May 21

    What a difference 2 days makes in the growth of a Green Heron chick!

    8:35 PM - 21 May 2015 · Details
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  4. May 21

    Our backyard deer herd (5 does and twin fawns) bedded down for the night

    7:32 PM - 21 May 2015 · Details
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    May 21

    A compilation of our Green Heron work so far in 2015: via

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  6. May 20

    If there is any doubt where dinosaurs went...

    5:01 PM - 20 May 2015 · Details
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    Apr 15

    Great story, thanks for featuring us and !

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    Apr 15

    From : The importance of Grande Isle to migratory birds (2.5M a day) with insight from :

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  9. Karen Westphal followed and
    • Baton Rouge Traffic
      @BR_Traffic

      Baton Rouge Traffic information from the LADOTD Transportation Management Center

    • Audubon Louisiana
      @AudubonLA

      Audubon's presence in Louisiana dates back to the earliest days of the conservation movement. Where birds thrive, people prosper.

  10. Apr 8

    Orchard Orioles and groups of Green Herons have arrived at the Rainey Sanctuary -

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  11. Apr 4

    Twin fawns arrived at the Rainey Sanctuary!

    6:05 AM - 4 Apr 2015 · Details
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  12. Apr 2

    Counted 103 Piping Plovers on our Rainey beach on March 31 - all behind the breakwaters

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    Mar 19

    Flamingos and doves closely related?! We would have never guessed based on morphology.

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  14. Mar 19

    Cedar waxwings are using my sweetgum tree as a rally point. Every flock that passes makes a hard turn to join the party

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