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Bay Area Birds: Blueprint for happiness – become a birder
You’re probably already interested in birds, but it is likely that many of you have not taken the steps to become an actual birder
Bay Area Birds: Say ‘no’ to sandhill crane season
Although I’ve been a hunter my entire life, I’m staunchly opposed to a crane season. I was taught as a youngster any game a hunter took was to be eaten.
Bay Area Birds: The mysteries of migration
One of my favorite expressions is, “When it comes to biology, never say never. I can think of few areas where that is more appropriate than migration.
Bay Area Birds: Decline of pollinators is alarming
On July 2, the federally endangered rusty patched bumblebee (pollinators) was found at a home in Appleton and documented by Professor Israel Del Toro.
Bay Area Birds: Life in the city
As my wife and I were enjoying morning coffee in the backyard, we were entertained by the sight of two birds soaring high above us in the city.
Bay Area Birds: Effort underway to restore Great Lakes bird populations
The office of the National Audubon Society, announced an ambitious new report titled, “Audubon’s Vision: Restoring the Great Lakes for Birds and People.”
Bay Area Birds: Warblers are jewels of the woods
Wood warblers make up for their small size with beautiful plumage, and these jewels begin to arrive in Northeast Wisconsin in April and continue in May.
Bay Area Birds: Four species to come back from the brink
In Wisconsin there is good news with the dramatic recovery of four species of large birds.These are species that were close to totally extirpated.
Bay Area Birds: Swans migrating is breathtaking
One of the greatest wildlife spectacles takes when housands of tundra swans pass through this area on the way to their nesting grounds on the Arctic tundra.