We here at BWD have been racking up some serious miles attending birding festivals lately: In August we went to […]
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Autumn is here, and for many birders, a trip to the world-renowned migration destination of Cape May to attend New
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Last week, several members of the Bird Watcher’s Digest staff headed to the shores of Lake Erie to spend a
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Bird Watcher’s Digest is joining friends around the world in The Global Bird Weekend, and we’re inviting you to join us, too! WHO IS INVOLVED
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While a depressing number of birding festivals have been canceled this year, don’t despair—there are several virtual birding festivals occurring
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The evening news seems to be too-regularly reporting another major new wildfire somewhere, each one more horrific than the previous
I didn’t look up right away when I heard the familiar squeaky seal barks off to my right. I was
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August is one of the quietest months of the year for birders. I have a handful of regular visitors to
Seven species of woodpeckers reside in Ohio: red-bellied, downy, hairy, pileated, and red-headed woodpeckers; yellow-bellied sapsucker; and northern flicker. Until
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What a strange and surreal time we’re living through—and it may be far from over. Yet, in nature’s realm life
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John James Audubon was the first to tag a bird. In 1804, he affixed a thin, silver band to the
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One of the many (many, many…) side effects of becoming a birder is that once you start noticing birds, you
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