Summer Birds of Illinois (June, July, August) While the excitement of spring migration has passed, summer holds a more subtle form of wonder. The birds stay in one place now, raising a family and giving you a chance to hear them sing and observe them feed their young. By June the familiar backyard birds such […]
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Summer Birds of Wisconsin (June, July, August) Summer is a time of commencement: as students move on to new endeavors, young birds make their first forays from the nest. And while school may be out and classes over, summer is prime time for studying resident bird populations—in Wisconsin and across the nation. In mid-June, a
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Summer Birds of Indiana (June, July, August) The pace of life appears to slow in summer. Trees and bushes have leaves of green and seem to be unchanging. Growing crops of corn and soybeans look the same day after day though there is noticeable chance from one week to the next. The migrating birds that
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Summer Birds of Minnesota (June, July, August) The definition of a summer in Minnesota could be: too hot, too wet, too dry, too cold, too buggy, too short. “There ain’t no cure for the summertime blues.” This line from the song “Summertime Blues” written by Minnesota native Eddie Cochran proved two things. The use of the
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