This Week in Birding
Bob Dolgan, Emily, Bill Davison, Isoo O'Brien, Kelly BallEverything you need to know about birds.
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Hints to Observers
From Florence Merriam Bailey’s Birds through an Opera Glass, 1889.
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'That was weird'
Photo by Diane Helentjaris on Unsplash
I was at an event recently that shall go nameless. It was an interesting mix of birders and non-birders. Toward the end of the event, a guy started chatting on his way out the door. “That was weird,”...
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I make documentaries about birds and write a weekly Substack. Based in Chicago.
Emily is a nature, sustainability, and climate change writer.
I’m a writer, wildlife photographer, biologist, farmer, and agroforester, on a joyful journey to share my love of nature with others.
Isoo O'Brien is an Evanston native and student at Kenyon College. An avid birder since age 9, Isoo leads field trips for local organizations and currently holds Cook County's big year record at 288 species.
An Ohio native, Kelly Ball is a freelance writer based in Cape May, NJ.
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