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Tragedy shortened her career but what she left behind is great. By John Sieger - Feb 28th, 2021 10:27 am //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Dark-eyed Junco. Photo by Becky Matsubara from El Sobrante, California, (CC BY 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons Trying to identify a small but very striking bird I saw out my window, I thumbed through a guidebook and came across one called an Eastern Phoebe hanging around our snow covered feeder. Turns out it was a Dark Eyed Junco, but can you guess who it reminded me of? Phoebe Snow was a major talent who had a couple hits in the 1970s and high profile friends like ....
Evidence of an American Robin eating Sumac. Like so many others, I’ve spent more time this past year watching birds than I may ever have. Watching birds, whether in the wild or from your windows is the perfect socially distanced, stay-close-to-home activity. One of my favorite bird-watching spots is the Staghorn Sumac (Rhus typhina) tree outside my office window. The tree sits above the bird feeders so there is a constant coming and going of birds. The clusters of red, fuzzy berries formed this year still cling to the tree and are a source of food for winter birds. I knew this weedy-looking tree had wildlife benefits. But who specifically did it benefit, I wondered? ....