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Dozens of local birds, including the increasingly rare Henslow’s sparrow, are doing surprisingly well in Chicagoland, according to an analysis of 22 years of data by the nonprofit Bird Conservation
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Dozens of local birds, including the Henslow’s sparrow, sandhill crane and red-headed woodpecker, are doing surprisingly well in Chicagoland.
The banding station at Spring Meadow is unique, allowing the public to observe the work and assist with the release of birds.
KATHMANDU — The “vulture restaurant” in southern Nepal received a new lone diner on July 12, leaving the people serving the food puzzled. An American black vulture (Coragyps atratus), a bird native to a continent on the other side of the world, was spotted for the first time at this feeding site that offers safe […]
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Follow along with monitor Woody Goss on a practice run for the breeding bird survey at Cap Sauers Holding Nature Preserve, as part of building the decades-long database by the Bird Conservation Network.