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Birding with BillBow

Nathaniel Bowler

The adventures of a third-generation birder trying to find a Connecticut Warbler, re-native his yard, and track down the American Pipits who murdered his favorite uncle.

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  • Nathaniel Bowler

    I'm a third-generation birder trying to re-native my western-PA yard. Life list of 421 species. American Pipits murdered my favorite uncle.

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