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Diana Dyer's avatar

I’ll be in Maine so to the shore we’ll go.

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John Jankowski's avatar

Since 2020, every Thanksgiving and Christmas, weather-permitting, I drive out to our nearest state park and leave "treats" for wildlife, either for familiar residents or others just passing through. Mostly quality birdseed, but also fruits and nuts. And I then end my mission by saying a short prayer or reading a pertinent passage from a favorite book.

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Rob Moir's avatar

Mt Washington and Crawford Notch NH. Expect to see a raven or two and with any luck a whisky jack.

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Bob Dolgan's avatar

Wow, stay warm up there!

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jreiter wordsonbirds.com's avatar

Bob, you said that the raven was soaring along with another birder. About how high up were they? :) My friend Kyle Wiktor says the Raven was first in IL since 2007. I'm trying to confirm that.

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Bob Dolgan's avatar

Oof! I’ll have to correct that. I saw that record from Lake County. But I don’t know about the rest of the state.

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Susan's avatar

https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/alalaproject/, this is out local bird, more being released, exciting.

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Susan's avatar

Outside on our acreage here in Ka’u, Big Island Hawaii. Plan to observe, record and report findings in a great sketchbook I just found. I’m excited to be at home surrounded by nature and beauty. Great reminder of what we all find nearby…thank you!

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Bob Dolgan's avatar

How fantastic! What a great place to be. Also, I'm glad crows are receiving attention there.

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Kelly C. Ballantyne's avatar

I haven’t decided where to bird on Friday yet but it’ll be in Cook County for sure 🙂

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Bob Dolgan's avatar

There certainly are many good options close to home!

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Margaret Poethig's avatar

Sad news about Park 566

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