This Week in Birding
Return of short-distance migrant to woodlands and wet meadows is a rite of spring.
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Habitat addition adds 3.1 acres to Montrose Beach Dunes, provides barrier to erosion and stores precious carbon in the fight against climate change
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Apr 9CommentShare
The Short-eared Owl doesn’t actually have short ears. It has tiny feathered tufts on the top of its head that are only occasionally visible. Though its…
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Our smallest falcon is shrinking in numbers; here's how to help.
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What are the connections between bird watchers, supporting local brewpubs, and exploring new habitats?
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Short-eared Owl by Shari McCollough In Indiana and Illinois, they’re endangered species. Short-eared Owls are birds of open country in nearly all latit…
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Sandhill Crane by Shari McCollough This matchup is a study in contrasts. As much as Sandhill Crane numbers are increasing, American Kestrels sadly are …
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Mar 31CommentShare
American Woodcock by Shari McCollough What can be said about these two that hasn’t already been said? Winter Wren romped to a surprisingly easy win ove…
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