This Week in Birding

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An Illinois farm field--and an old Osage Orange tree--attract a phenomenal variety of raptors.
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Persistent drought conditions in northern Utah have put the Great Salt Lake at an all-time low, and the birds are paying the price.
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A saga started on a gloomy November night on the Northwest Side of Chicago
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Key marsh birds like the Black-Crowned Night Heron and the Pied-billed Grebe rely on a healthy hemi-marsh to thrive
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Most all of the Plover Watch volunteers knew that even one summer with Piping Plovers Monty and Rose was an experience that might never happen again…
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Examining an isolated resident population to learn more about a wintertime favorite
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Separated from food, water and gear, and plagued by mosquitoes, a canoe trip that became an epic misadventure.
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Black Birders Week has shifted perceptions and upended assumptions about who birders are and what birding can be.
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Lamenting a summer adventure while celebrating Clark's Nutcrackers, magpies, ravens and more.
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The good, the bad and the reality of shorebird life.
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There’s never been a more timely matchup. These birds are all about migration in March. When I think of these two, I think of shivering in the cold on…
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When protocol becomes the headline, we lose a gigantic opportunity to share in the appreciation of avifauna
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