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I (Jennie) had the good fortune to be able to travel to Ft. Worth, Texas for some special work training last week. I quickly found out how hard it is to be somewhere “cool and different” for birding and have NO TIME TO BIRD! All was not lost. I found large numbers of Great-tailed Grackles [...]
On Sunday (March 18) I spotted my first Tree Swallow of the season. Seems early in northern Illinois but with temperatures topping 80 degrees and insects already in high numbers, it also seemed fitting. Tree Swallow digiscoped at Afton Forest Preserve in DeKalb County, Illinois.
Is there such a thing as a “Gross” of Vultures? That would be 144 of them, eh? Well, if it were so, then what I saw last evening would be a “Half a Gross”, as I watched 72 vultures fly into their nightly roost in tall pines behind the supermarket off Rt. 9-W in Ravena, [...]
Operating a bird feeding station has its own rewards. This is one of them: The home owners didn’t recognize this bird species. But who could blame them? It is one that has been recorded in New York State only once before – and that was on top of a Catskill Mountain peak only last December! [...]
We’re almost ready to start our second season of March Migration Madness—but we need your help to pick the last four competitors. We’re holding a tournament on our Facebook page, in which 16 of North America’s favorite birds take turns going head to head, throughout March. You can vote for your favorite, and the bird [...]
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Richard Crossley- author of The Crossley ID Guide The Ohio Young Birders Club was invited to meet field guide author Richard Crossley who presented at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center Tuesday night in Columbus, Ohio. He discussed his life and bird identification plus signed books (included Birdfreak’s!). Dakota traveled with fellow Ohio young birder Kayla [...]