BWD Magazine – Page 36

Michigan Birding by Season: Fall

Fall Birds of Michigan (September, October, November) Although most of September is still technically summer, with the Autumnal Equinox falling […]

Summer Birds of Michigan (June, July, August) With the arrival of June, singing activity of breeding songbirds reaches its peak,

Spring Birds of Michigan (March, April, May) March is perhaps the most variable month weather-wise, sometimes being an extension of

Glaciation has had a profound influence on the landforms, as well as vegetation cover, throughout Michigan. No portion of the

“If you seek a beautiful peninsula, look about you.” is Michigan’s motto. Consisting of two peninsulas surrounded by the largest

Winter Birds of Ohio (December, January, February) While this season is not the most popular among many outdoor enthusiasts because

Fall birds of Fall (September, October, November) By August’s end, it’s obvious that summer is not going to last, and

Summer Birds of Ohio (June, July, August) June brings the onset of summer and the breeding season in Ohio, but

Spring Birds of Ohio (March, April, May) If a poll were taken among our bird watchers, asking what the best

Ohio’s official promotional slogan (the one on our license plates) is “Ohio: The Heart of it All!” In many ways

Look For The red-cockaded woodpecker is black and white and medium-sized—slightly smaller than a hairy woodpecker. Both males and females

Look For Frigatebirds have long, forked tails and distinctive plumage. Their average wingspan is 90 inches—that’s almost 8 feet! Despite