BWD Magazine – Page 35

Adirondack Olympic Region Birding

Birding in the Adirondack Mountains of northern New York during bug season offers birders a bit of a conundrum. On […]

Hog Island Audubon Camp, located in picturesque Muscongus Bay in Bremen, Maine, is the perfect place to develop and improve

These rocks on the North Lookout again, the long view out along the ridge, from which direction the hawks will

Look For The California towhee is a large and plainly marked ground-sparrow. It is about 9 inches in length. It

Look For This bird is 8 ¾ inches in length. The canyon towhee has a faint rusty cap, is slightly

Look For The spotted towhee’s wings and back of both male and female are spotted with white. They are longer

Look For Most of us don’t get to see the male snow bunting in its snowiest attire—its pure white-and-black breeding

Look For Few of us get to see the male Lapland longspur in his full breeding glory, with his black

Look For An adult male has a boldly marked black-and-yellow head, with a black cheek and throat. Females have a

A raccoon suddenly loomed in the headlight beams of my rental car. The animal was casually ambling down the centerline,

Whitefish Point Bird Observatory 16914 N. Whitefish Point Rd. Paradise, MI 49768 (906) 492-3596 www.wpbo.org Located in Michigan’s eastern Upper

Winter Birds of Michigan (December, January, February) In the Upper Peninsula winter has settled in by December, but in southern