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Male birds aren't the only singers in the bird world. Females of some species do, too. We'll learn about some of them at our newly designed in-person plus online program on Wednesday, April 5, 2023. Bridget Butler, familiar with such songs, cleverly titles her presentation "The Herstory of Birding." (See our president's information about the new meeting structure in the article below.) Our speaker describes her program this way: "Think of this presentation as the lost legacy of women in ornithology and the
One of our most intriguing topics about birds is whether the Ivory-billed Woodpecker is extinct, or is it simply hidden away from us somewhere in a vast southern swamp. Dr. Steven C. Latta, Director of Conservation and Field Research at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh, will suggest that it does survive at our 3RBC meeting on Wednesday, June 7. He titles his program "No Fool's Errand: A Search for the Ivory-billed Woodpecker in Louisiana." Dr. Latta led a team of researchers from 2012 to 2021 in bottomland
The March/April edition of The Peregrine (in full color) is avaiable here: March/April 2023 . See also Tom Moeller's photo gallery to accompany his "Observations" column: American Goldfinches .
Outside My Window | A Blog of Birds & Nature with Kate St. John
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