Birder’s Notebook by Bob Andrini: 29 October Entry. I can’t talk about fall migration without mentioning the dark-eyed junco. They […]
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Plum Creek Bird Walk & Workday
Plum Creek is for the Birds! Take a hike, view birds, get an in-depth look at a regional stronghold for […]
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Birder’s Notebook; Fun & Confusion of Fall Migration
Birder’s Notebook by Bob Andrini; 10 October Entry. Every year in the fall we go out to see if we […]
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Birder’s Notebook; Great Egret
Birder’s Notebook by Bob Andrini; 20 August Entry. Equal in size to the great blue heron, the great egret is all […]
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Where are we headed? Help us map out our journey.
The Illinois Audubon Society is undertaking a strategic planning process to guide its future accomplishments over the next five years. […]
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Birder’s Notebook; Great Blue Heron
Birder’s Notebook by Bob Andrini; 16 August Entry. A common bird on ponds and rivers in our area is the great […]
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What do birds do in July?
After the flurry of northward migration and the raucous breeding activity of our summer resident birds things appear to be […]
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Birder’s Notebook; Brown-Headed Cowbird
Birder’s Notebook by Bob Andrini: 2 July Entry. I have occasionally referred to birds being parasitized by the brown-headed cowbird. Let’s […]
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Nature’s Fireworks by Deb Carey
Lightning bugs flash light to attract the opposite sex using a chemical called luciferase. There are over 136 species of […]
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Birder’s Notebook; Yellow Warbler
Birders Notebook by Bob Andrini; 25 June entry. One of the few of the warbler species that nest in our area […]
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