I happened upon info on three upcoming bird related events at the Sciencenter
in Ithaca:
http://www.sciencenter.org/whatsnew/eventscalendar.asp
1)Showtime! Pollution and Bird Songs
Saturday, March 6, 2 p.m.
Can pollution change the way birds sing? Sara DeLeon of Cornell University will
present
My mother Carolyn just spotted one Pine Siskin hanging out with two American
Goldfinches at her feeder at her home on Yellow Barn Road in Freeville.
Lee Ann van Leer
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Sapsucker Woods Highlights: RUSTY BLACKBIRDS male PILEATED WOODPECKER
Spotted the Rusty Blackbirds right away just by their silhouettes (SFO classes
are paying off! :) ) upon my arrival just before 4pm. I went in to the visitor
center and asked if anyone else had seen Rusties and yes Dave
1) Anyone interested in owl prowling adjacent to lower Buttermilk? I'm thinking
of pulling an all nighter and live close enough to start making periodic
checks for owls. Please email me your phone number privately and how late I can
call or I'll email my # privately.
I have a new speakers for
I thumb spelled wrong from my iphone in my excitement.That wasn't a new species
of owl, I meant to say a vociferous Screech Owl was in my back yard 12:04am.
If anyone hears a Great Horned Owl on Yellow Barn Rd. someone I know is maybe
doing playback for one right around now.
Haven't found any
rican Tree Sparrow 1 Song Sparrow 3 White-throated Sparrow 3 Dark-eyed Junco 5 Northern Cardinal 1 Purple Finch (Eastern)
30 House Finch3 with House Finch Disease3 Common Redpoll 2 American Goldfinch
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2700+ American Crows have come home to roost...literally! I got home around
9:45pm and as soon as I got out of my car I heard a quick burst of
Caw-Caw-Ca-ca Caw then silence.
I looked up and sure enough the crow roost was taking up nearly every tree in
my back, side, and front yard. Then
Tony Henderson just spotted 2 Sandhill Cranes for us on the dike at the Visitor
Center. They flew off North east croaking.
SFO Dave Nutter's advanced group.
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My ebird report follows.
Warning: If you go to Larch Meadows/ Buttermilk Falls SP expect deer ticks
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Larch Meadows, Tompkins, US-NY
May 18, 2011 4:22 PM - 6:05 PM
Protocol: Traveling
1.0 mile(s)
Comments: overcast; mosquitos; deer ticks high 60's
38 species (+1
Only part way around Wilson Trail so far and already:
Canada Warb mf
Magnolia
Lots of Blackpolls
Am Redstart
Lots Yellow W's
Wood Thrush
Philly Vireo
Warbling V
Red-eye v
Least flycatchers
Pee Wees
Lots Balt Orioles
House Wrens
And sooo much more
Concentration of activity at Sherwood
Out birding with the girls and watching 2 Sand Hill Cranes from east rd at Knox
Marcellus marsh MNWR now
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Spent a marathon day of birding at SApsucker Woods today. One of the best days
on many accords I've had in years. The pileated fledglings were at Woodleton
Boardwalk. Also belted kingfisher fledglings and nestlings/fledglings of at
least 10 species or more.
I'll forward details of SSW and
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I spent the hours between 7 and 11 AM watching the spit at Myers. Chris Wood
was there when I arrived and reported an earlier Sanderling.
At some point four Semipalmated Plovers arrived and
at Stewart
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Got a better/very good look and is adult bald now unless there are 2 around.
Now off to SSW (sapsucker woods)
Ithaca
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Sapsucker woods in larger great blue heron nest and vicinity although not sure
if it is coming back as the juvenile GB heron that roosts back in nest tree
every eve I've been here just came up right on schedule.
This is on snag on main Sapsucker Woods pond.
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Sapsucker woods in larger great blue heron nest and vicinity although not
sure if it is coming back as the juvenile GB heron that roosts back in nest
tree every eve I've been here just came up right on schedule.
This is on snag on main Sapsucker
appeared at this am at 9:20am just as I was leaving Sherwood Platform. I had
to be somewhere at 10 so needed
to put blinders on as I dashed out to my car. Luckily, the bird walk beginners
were enthralled by the Great Blue herons, the cardinals, the catbird nest saga
(a story for another
At powerline cut on opposite side of St at lab.
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Still at Puddler's. at Montezuma 10:47am
Also American Golden Plover
Spotting w/group of 18+ people
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Well it was great for the bird walkers but I can't quite figure out exactly
why. I lead the Beginner Bird walk at Sapsucker Woods at 9:30am. 12 eager
birders showed up from as far away as Minnesota and Atlanta, along with several
birders from around NY State.
It was 49F, mostly overcast and
Forgot to thank Tom Cowing for helping with the walk and Mary Winston for being
her wonderful usual self taking care of people inside the Lab of O as well as
the folks at Wild Birds Unlimited.
Most of all thanks to the birds and chipmunks that put on a show so as not to
disappoint. They are
11/7 4pm-4:46pm
StEwart Park
2500 Canada Geese
41 Common Mergansers
40 Greater Black-backed gulls
Ring-billed Gulls
Herring gulls
American coots
Euro Starlings
Mallards
10 Buffleheads
1 Belted kingfisher
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Seen by many observers.
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(about 1/2 mile s of Hoag Av intersection in Summerhill as described by
Tkachuck. )
Thanks goes out to the first reporters.
Several red-breasted nuthatches BC chickadees around too.
Lee Ann van Leer
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Here is correct headline. Apologies but google maps auto-filled the subject
line when I was retyping my email.
Was snowing steady when I left.
748 Lick St summerhill/Moravia NY
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Refound 10-12 White
Happening now until 3pm. Build a beak and check out the foraging station.
Feeder Watch more at Cornell Lab of Ornithology
See you there!
http://www.birds.cornell.edu/page.aspx?pid=1579ac=nc
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Kevin I spent a couple hours at Shindagin Hollow State Forest today starting
around 10:45 A.M.
The best sighting was spotting along the edge of the road a RUFFED GROUSE. As
it walked up hill from the ditch to the forest it started ruffling it's ruff
(displaying the feathers on the side of
Nice adult fly catching 2 bald eagles chasing each other.
Now.
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I've heard this debated by many birders at many levels. Many pros and cons
have been argued. It is worthy of more research in to what if any negative or
positive impact playback has on individual birds, bird populations, bird
conservation funding. Ecotourism in general has pros and cons but
I'm also thinking of a Braddock Bay trip Friday morning leaving Ithaca before
dawn. If anyone is interested in carpooling up there let me know.
The banding station is less crowded on weekdays.
Info about the location:
http://www.bbbo.org/
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when I spotted a RUFFED GROUSE on the trail right by the gate that goes to
outdoor eating area for employees. It was walking along the trail heading away
from me towards the gate.
I was able to alert Kevin Jay
I haven't seen been down to see it but here is news:
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In case anyone is wondering, I just checked a little while
post that list as I'm still in
the field.
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We had an excellent Girls Day Out of Birding this morning.
This was the first time for all of us to the Roy H. Park Preserve--Baldwin
Tract. I must say that this preserve is stunningly beautiful. I loved the lush
green wooded areas and the blue path to the creek. We will definitely be back!
The
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I agree that one shouldn't try to move a snapper
if there isn't a good reason. (I had a very good reason, see explanation
further on). Only touch a wild animal if it is absolutely necessary. Only
attempt it if you know what you are doing and have been properly
Scroll past the narrative for e-bird list of my morning hike at
Lindsey-Parson's Biodiversity Preserve (LPBP).
This morning Sashie I hiked 5-6 miles of trails at LPBP.
Highlights: INDIGO BUNTING that came out and sang on a snag. Serenading VEERY
sang from a shady tree branch allowing me to
Laurie R. gave me info about creating a detour around the beaver flooded
section of Yellow Trail at Lindsay-Parsons that I referred to in my last post.
Since this is one of our Cayuga Basin birding hotspots maybe some if you will
want to help or appreciate the update. thanks to Laurie.
I haven't seen any posts recently about re-sightings at Neuman Golfcourse.
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Forwarding Golden-winged Ruff rare bird alerts w/photos map links. please
post if re-found.
23rd24th of June sightings.
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The ruff is still in same place and has some of it's ornamental feathers.
Pretty cool.
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GPS PINDicks 1876–1976 Black Brook RdBetween 2-3pm we heard them singing along Oak Pass trail between the Main Loop and the large oak tree.One sang for a long time on and off but we could not get a visual on it there.We backtracked and took right on Main loop towards two other large trees. Half
1) Summer Club walks
2) SSW Big Year/ Summer was highlight
3) Be on lookout for Pileated Woodpecker fledglings soon
4) Last Week's Big Day
1)I have always wondered the same thing about the summer and club bird walks as
Linda mentioned. I'm in favor of them.
2)Last year (Oct 1, 2010-Sept 30,
Based on the distance apart we heard males singing we were guessing there were probably 3 males. However for eBird I only entered in 2 just in case the male at the big oak happened to have moved to Main Loop at the point we were hearing 2 birds singing. As you can see from Kevin's photo the bird
Now On Cayuga Vista btwn East Shore Drive and woodsedge rd
Spotted by Kevin McGowan
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Nearly 2,500 crows so far amassed between Emerson Power Plant uphill from
Friendly's. More headed in.
A heads up for those that like to view the roosts. Not sure how long they will
stay there.
-Lee Ann van Leer
Crow lover
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phenomena several years ago. Checking out
this woodcock ritual has now become one of my favorite Springtime rituals.
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The Bohemians are now by the small footbridge on North Wilson Trail. 11:47am.
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Kevin (McGowan) I just saw SANDERLING and DUNLIN. They are very active.
Flying around a lot.
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Dropped by to take a VERY quick look at swan pen but both entrances blocked
with danger do not cross tape. Looks like a few trees down across path. Hope
quickly remedied.
From the pond overlook by Fuertes sign I was able to find a Yellow Warbler
Chipping Sparrow.
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Perhaps my message wasn't interpreted correctly. The swan pen path had been
closed. They had it closed off with red tape that requested...DO NOT CROSS
until they could eliminate whatever conditions they deemed unsafe.
I'm not deterred by fallen trees. I was deterred by risk of getting a ticket
So far the only new year birds for me here are the Great-crested flycatcher in
the woods and a Savannah Sparrow across the street.
21 spp so far. Still here.
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On the point. Also 3 sanderlings, 1 Ruddy Turnstone, 2 Semipalmated Sanpipers.
Watching now with Kevin McGowan.
-Lee Ann van Leer
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Forgot to mention has a leg band flag possibly light aquamarine color.
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In addition to what Jay mentioned the Kevin McGowan led shorebird walk group we
have added Eurasian Wigeon, Baird's Sandpiper, American Bittern, White-rumped
Sandpipers, and a large flock of American Golden-Plovers and much more.
Whimbrel, Sandhill Crane and red knot still too. several
I found that after I downloaded and registered on the GroupMe App I stopped
getting texts generated from people being added to the group. I did still get
the rare bird alert Dave sent as text.
Also, that message I sent out to RBA last week was an accident. I thought I
was replying
On roof. Visible from road. Don't block fire dept driveway in case that isn't
obvious. :-). 120 oakcrest dr.
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After about 15-20 minutes the owl flew off the roof of the Lansing Fire Dept.
towards the woods behind BJ's Whole Sale. About 10 people got to see it. Lifers
for some. Kevin (McGowan) got a good shot of the tail bands and thinks it may
be a young male.
If you lost a pair of black gloves near
It sounds like not everyone is following hunting regulations.
If anyone is curious about waterfowl hunting seasons, regulations, bag limits,
etc see the link.
Prohibited: driving, rallying or chasing birds with any motorized conveyance
or any sailboat to put them in the range of hunters.
One correction is that Chris Wood won
the 2012 cup so he likely has The Cup until it is awarded to the 2013 winner.
I believe some of the registration rules have been relaxed a bit in recent to
encourage more participation but I could be wrong.
People haven't been updating monthly totals as
I haven't been keeping up with which ospreys are nesting where this year and I
deleted a bunch of email from this list. How long have the Ospreys been on the
nest platform this year at Salt Point?
They are there right now but I am not sure if they are Robyn and Paul as I
didn't study them
Inquiry from Hollie:
From: Hollie Alison Florence Sutherland has...@cornell.edu
Date: April 17, 2014 at 10:48:02 AM EDT
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Subject: [clo-l] Heron Nests in Ithaca Area?
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Dear all,
I have a quick
I received permission from Jeffery Payne to ask for volunteers from this bird
list to cover the trails portion.
See below for more info and contact him if you are willing to help at
jap...@cornell.edu
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Ageing and sexing website for American Redstart. Will help with transitional
plumages.
http://www.migrationresearch.org/mbo/id/amred.html
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We have confirmed a pair of Monk Parakeets building a nest in a barn on the
Wickam Farm. The owner and son noticed the birds about 3 days ago. He contacted
Kevin (McGown) to come and confirm.
The farm is on 5559 Rt414. This is just North of Sunoco and South of Hector
Vineyard.
Go down
I meant to say that they were building what COULD be a nest but it also could
be something they might just roost in. It is still a work in progress.
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How and why to buy Duck Stamp from ABA (American Birding Association)
http://blog.aba.org/2014/06/make-birders-count-buy-your-duck-stamp-through-the-aba.html
Showing your Duck Stamp will gain you free admission to National Wildlife
refuges that normally charge admission.
More info:
To report wild banded birds of any kind in USA. They will email you a thank you
certificate and info on the bird.
https://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/BBL/bblretrv/
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Dr.
Perched in a tree overlooking the river watching geese. If you are on the
bridge near post office look North.
Corner of Etna Rd Lower Creek Rd.
If it would only fly a little way down the river it would be a yard bird for
me.
Lee Ann
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to the inlet.
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3 of us were very surprised to clearly see a male Blackpoll warbler.
Lots of Bay-breasted including females. Male and female Blackburnian and
more(see list)
The rest is on list but I think Chris T-H mentioned a Cape May that we missed.
We started at path by softball field where you step over
At mid afternoon there were nearly 100 Common Loons between Myers point and
Ladoga Pt. Also even more Horned Grebes by then than mentioned in other
posts.
Hope some stick around for the Spring Field Ornithology Trip I lead tomorrow.
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The bird is currently singing at edge of field behind Salon Esperanza 2290
Rt. 96 Trumansburg.
Yellow house building.
She is open for business so if you park in her lot make sure to leave the
spaces by the salon free for her customers.
Owner of Salon is Carol but Salon is on rented property.
to
view from there but the field where bird is itself belongs to Mr. Auble and
I don't think anyone has reached him yet so best not to go in to field.
Lee Ann
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it sounds like fun), silent auction, Civil War encampment, 5 live bands and
more!
Hope to see some of you there!
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FYI: Celebrate Cornell Lab's Centennial!
See below:
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Migration Celebration and Centennial Open House!
Saturday, September 12, 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 159 Sapsucker Woods Road
Come celebrate the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's 100th Anniversary and the
Kevin and I were checking out Salt Point when I saw a confusing flash of orange
that turned out to be a Baltimore Oriole. Kevin has photos.
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Just before midnight I stepped outside my front door and was surprised to hear
the display flight twitter and chirps of a Woodcock and then a minute later
Peent-Peent.
So exciting and the easiest First of Year Woodcock I've ever found.
There was another woodcock in a neighboring field also
Cattle Egret and Great Egrets in Endwell. Being streamed NOW on Ferris Akel
ustream.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ferrisakel
Don't know the crossroads yet.
Sincerely,
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Two great resources for bird attracting trees and other plants:
Cornell Lab of Ornithology's
http://yardmap.org
Click on "native plants"
then choose "which birds, which plants"
Also a locally developed book by the Cayuga Bird Club:
Native Plants for Native Birds
Rose-breasted Grosbeaks breed in this area so you will be able to find them
continuing throughout the summer.
I have seen White-crowned Sparrows since May 2nd throughout Tompkins County.
There is one singing outside my window at this moment.
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Nathan Goldberg reported this at 7:58 a.m.
"Stilt still present 7:58 am along close edge of K-M, walking in the open."
(Knox-Marcellus Marsh/Montezuma NWR)
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I'm leading a bird walk and we found it on Wilson Trail north and it keeps
walking in front of us and is now on Sherwood Platform. It did the woodcock
bobbing 'dance' for us! Quite a treat. 4 stinkin' cute Bluejay fledglings being
fed at Fuller wetlands on same trail.
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(while supplies last) and other freebies. :)
Apologies if you don't like plugs but so many of you have been asking me when
the new book was coming out and I wanted you to be amongst the first to see it.
Also please let me know if anyone is wanting to do any birding road trips!
Sincerely,
Lee Ann van
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for Migration Celebration!
Migration Celebration at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Saturday, September
17, 10am-3pm
Join our team of volunteers in the week before the event and from 9:00 am -
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I look forward to seeing the photos and hoping someone uploads them to eBird.
Thanks for alerting us. :-)
Sincerely,
Lee Ann van Leer
Bird Academy Project Assistant
Bird Academy<https://academy.allaboutbirds.org/>
la...@cornell.edu<mailto:la...@cornell.edu&
FYI
Finger Lakes Land Trust presentation
Why the Eagles Returned: A Presentation by Peter Nye
For 36 years, Wildlife Biologist Peter Nye led New York State's Endangered
Species Unit for the Department of Environmental Conservation where he was
deeply involved in numerous raptor projects
at the
Cornell Lab! To sign up, please contact Anne Rosenberg at
b...@cornell.edu<mailto:b...@cornell.edu> by September 1st.
You can also find more information on our website at
www.birds.cornell.edu/birdday<http://www.birds.cornell.edu/birdday>
Sincerely,
Lee Ann van Leer
Bird Aca
I was told the Corncrake was found dead this morning. :( Thought I'd mention
that in case anyone was planning the road trip.
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Cayugabirds-L List Info:
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsWELCOME
http://www.NortheastBirding.com/CayugabirdsRULES
This is the standard response Project Feeder Watch has been giving out. They
are flooded with this very question at this time of year.
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Sincerely,
Lee Ann van Leer
Bird Academy Project Assistant
Bird Academy<https://academy.allaboutbirds.org/>
la...@cornell.edu<mailto:la
Kevin and I saw a Pine Siskin feeding with American Goldfinches in a Hemlock
tree on East trail between the gate and the frog pond. It was pulling seeds
out of the Hemlock cones. Kevin first noticed it when he heard a short call.
This was around 8:40AM.
Sincerely,
Lee Ann van Leer
Bird
Passing along info about Free Events at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology this
weekend.
Lee Ann van Leer
la...@cornell.edu<mailto:la...@cornell.edu>
(607) 254-8312
Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Room 243B
159 Sapsucker Woods Rd.
Ithaca, NY 14850
Please share this link to the Facebook
event
Please share below email with people of all ages that are or might become
interested in birds.
Sincerely,
Lee Ann van Leer
Bird Academy Project Assistant
Bird Academy<https://academy.allaboutbirds.org/>
la...@cornell.edu<mailto:la...@cornell.edu>
(607) 254-8312
Cornell Lab of Ornit
a lot more and as I had to get back to work.
Sincerely,
Lee Ann van Leer
la...@cornell.edu<mailto:la...@cornell.edu>
Bird Academy Project Assistant
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Bird Academy
Room 243-B
159 Sapsucker Woods Rd.
Ithaca, NY 14850
(607) 254-8312
Watch Bird Academy
Playlist
is in the message
from one of our course developers.
---Lee Ann van Leer-Bird Academy
The Bird Academy<https://academy.allaboutbirds.org/> team at the Lab of
Ornithology is working on an online course about nature journaling with Liz
Clayton Fuller<https://www.lizclaytonfuller.com/&g
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