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A standard outing for the Northern Vermont Feminist Bird Club: wonderful birds, welcoming people, and lots of smiles | Northern Vermont Feminist Bird Club
Birding is at its best when it creates space for more people to experience wonder, c...
This young American Robin may look like it’s barely ready for life outside the nest, but leaving before becoming a strong flier is a normal part of a fledgling’s development | Danielle Brigida/USFWS (Public Domain).
Welcome to the birdy si...
Learning the subtle clues that separate difficult warblers in the field
Welcome back to the Birding University Warblers Study Series. By this point in the Warblers Study Series, we have spent a lot of time learning how to see warblers more...
When warblers break the rules
After spending months learning field marks, plumage patterns, structure, habitat preferences, and vocalizations, it can be tempting to think that every warbler fits neatly into a set of identification rules.
As summer reaches its longest light, the Green Heron works the quiet edges where heat, water, and patience meet | Kevin Vande Vusse.
Welcome to the birdy side of the internet! This week’s newsletter marks a seasonal and sentimental turning...
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Helping birders of all backgrounds grow their skills in birding, conservation, and community—because birding is for everyone.
Educator, birder, naturalist and writer.
Avian Field Biologist and passionate wildlife photographer interested in the conservation of the natural world
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