This Week in Birding
Bob Dolgan, Bill DavisonEverything you need to know about birds.
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| Issues | 245 | Subscribers | Read | twibchicago.com |
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Piping Plover, 15, sets mark for longevity
Every Piping Plover that makes it to the species’ median age of 5 to 6 years is a gift. There is increased mortality during the birds’ fragile first weeks and months, then there are all the perils of migration, from wind turbines to hurrica...
A visit to Bell Bowl Prairie one year later
New buildings, new roads, and new signs have appeared one year after excavation at Bell Bowl Prairie. UPS airplanes are visible in the distance. Photo by Bob Dolgan.
Monty and Rose memorial brings story full circle
Monty with three chicks in 2019. Photo by Gordon Garcia.
Conk-la-ree! Red-winged Blackbirds are back, folks
One of our most common and charming native birds, Red-winged Blackbirds have returned to our latitude about two weeks ahead of schedule. Eighteen males were seen on a recent walk, staking out territory across a few acres of marshy, prairie ...
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I make documentaries about birds and write a weekly Substack. I live in Chicago and love sports and history, too. I edit Illinois’ birding journal, Meadowlark.
I’m Bill Davison, an award-winning wildlife photographer, biologist, farmer, and agroforester, on a joyful journey to share my love of nature with others. more
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