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The mysteries of The Magic Stump
An Illinois farm field--and an old Osage Orange tree--attract a phenomenal variety of raptors.
Bob Dolgan
Sep 10, 2021
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The Great Salt Lake is dying; One of America's largest shorebird refuges is drying up
Persistent drought conditions in northern Utah have put the Great Salt Lake at an all-time low, and the birds are paying the price.
Isoo O'Brien
Aug 27, 2021
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Great Horned Owls become proud parents after all
A saga started on a gloomy November night on the Northwest Side of Chicago
Bob Dolgan
May 21, 2021
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Restoring connectivity between Powderhorn Lake + Wolf Lake brings marsh birds together
Key marsh birds like the Black-Crowned Night Heron and the Pied-billed Grebe rely on a healthy hemi-marsh to thrive
Emily Torem
Jul 5, 2021
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Remembering Monty
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…
Bob Dolgan
May 16
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On the origin of Dark-eyed Junco subspecies in Ohio
Examining an isolated resident population to learn more about a wintertime favorite
Bob Dolgan
Dec 7, 2020
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My night lost in the Canadian wilderness
Separated from food, water and gear, and plagued by mosquitoes, a canoe trip that became an epic misadventure.
Bob Dolgan
Jun 1, 2021
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Here's why birding isn't a privilege available to everyone
Black Birders Week has shifted perceptions and upended assumptions about who birders are and what birding can be.
Bob Dolgan
May 28, 2021
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Despite avian beauty, camping in Yellowstone was an albatross
Lamenting a summer adventure while celebrating Clark's Nutcrackers, magpies, ravens and more.
Bob Dolgan
Sep 17, 2021
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Nish makes history of his own as Monty and Rose face a setback
The good, the bad and the reality of shorebird life.
Bob Dolgan
Jun 7, 2021
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Yellow-rumped Warbler vs. Golden-crowned Kinglet
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…
Bob Dolgan
Mar 24, 2021
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Has birding etiquette gone too far?
When protocol becomes the headline, we lose a gigantic opportunity to share in the appreciation of avifauna
Bob Dolgan
Dec 17, 2021
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