Hello Cayuga Birders,
Migration is ramping up. Every day I encounter migrants coming back from
their winter haunts. If you are interested in meeting to (a) learn more
about the Sister Bird Club Network that is linked together by these
migratory birds, or (b) discussing a trip to Honduras later
, the Cayuga Bird
Club, or either of these trips.
Thanks
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Hi Pete,
Don't worry about either the Hummingbirds or the Orioles. Food
availability is not really a driver in migration timing for any species.
That would be quite maladaptive. Other cues, including but not limited to
day length, sometimes combined with wind direction, atmospheric pressure,
Hi Dave and all,
thanks for the info, but I do not have a smart phone. My little trac-fone
does not even save phone numbers. I can reply to text message I receive
from RBA, but I have no GPS on it. And, I cannot access eBird on it.
Please remember that more than half (52% according to most
Dear Friends,
We hope you are enjoying your holiday weekend with family, friends and
fireworks in Stewart Park.
*Please join Friends of Stewart for a short ribbon-cutting celebration for
the newly restored Fuertes Bird Sanctuary Overlook in Stewart Park. *
*WHEN: Wednesday, July 12th at 8:30am*
Hi All,
Thanks to Nancy C. for pointing out some of the specific invasive plant
species growing around the Swan Pen at Stewart Park.
Thanks to Linda O. for mentioning that a plan needs to exist for restoring
any habitat structure that is lost by removing invasive plant species there.
The good
of talks about the Sister Bird Club Network at
upcoming Partners in Flight bird conservation conference in Costa Rica this
fall (in combination with the MesoAmerican Conference on Biodiversity).
Here is the list of speakers and topics for our symposium:
Jody Enck (President, Cayuga Bird Club
birding,
Jody Enck
On Wed, May 24, 2017 at 1:08 AM, Melanie Uhlir <mela...@mwmu.com> wrote:
> Hello birders!
>
> As a musician who is often out late and also struggles with a sleep
> disorder I am not able to be an early riser very often. If I can manage to
> get out of the ho
other people heard and or saw it this morning in the same place,
including three hot-shot Amish women birders from Penn Yan who I
encountered on the trail.
If it keeps singing like it did this morning, it will not be hard to find.
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Hi All,
My perception of spring migration is about the same as Chris' description.
Migration of neotropical migrants almost never happened. Because of
helping out with the Sapsucker Woods Acoustic Monitoring Project (SWAMP)
this spring, I have spent a lot of time in Sapsucker Woods this spring.
Hello Dave,
I think it would be a wonderful idea to work toward a Cayuga Lake Birding
Trail!
Given the foundation that already exists through the great book about where
to bird in the Cayuga Lake Basin that involved a number of members from the
Cayuga Bird Club, I think it is a logical next step
Hi All,
Here's an opportunity to dust off your field guides (as many as you can
find) and look at all the different plumages presented in those guides of
Red-winged Blackbirds. Like many, many species of birds, males and females
of Red-winged Blackbirds look quite different. The picture posted
provide you with the
location and other details.
Thanks
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particular expertise in identifying certain kinds of organisms, please let
me know.
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(Honduras) to
visit migrating birds on their wintering grounds in January 2018. If you
want to know details, let me know and I'll email them to you.
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Hi All,
Orange-crowned Warbler spotted in apple trees in my back yard this morning
at 8am. I am at 1504 Hanshaw Road. Feel free to stop by and look for it.
If someone could please pass this on to the RBA, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks
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Hi All,
Some of you like to look for hybrid birds. Just before noon, I found a
wonky male mallard at Stewart Park. It was hanging around with other
mallards just off the floating pier. Definitely has something other than
mallard genes in it. Head is green only on a stripe from the bill, over
Hi All,
Just got back from Costa Rica where I was attending the joint conferences
of the Mesoamerican Society for Biology and Conservation, and Partners in
Flight. I was part of a great symposium on the Sister Bird Club Network
that links clubs and individual birders throughout the Western
Hi All,
If you want to help plan trips to see some of our local breeding birds on
their wintering grounds, please contact me privately. The Cayuga Bird Club
(and all birding friends) have the chance to plan trips to southern Costa
Rica an/or Colombia. The connections between our area and the
Hi All,
Peak of migration seems to be past us here in the Cayuga Lake basin. Many
of the species that breed in our local area but migrate substantially
farther south in Central and South America are now gone. I do still have
some short-distant migrants like Song Sparrow and American Robin
Hi All,
I saw all 4 of the Black Vultures in the vicinity of the Game Farm this
afternoon between about 1:30 and 2:30. I saw them in the air near the
beginning of that time period and again near the end of the time period.
A visiting birder from the Canandaigua area (I believe it was Kyle Gage)
Mark, what a fabulous report of the fall warbler migration at Sapsucker
Woods! In my yard yesterday (I live 0.8 miles south of the lab near the
intersection of Hanshaw and Freese Roads), I also saw a Bay-breasted
Warbler in plumage more typical of a spring male. Yes, eBird flagged my
sighting,
Today, I was doing some survey work out in Steuben County. The weather was
not great. Clouds, patchy fog, steady winds out of the east or northeast
all day. Still, around mid-day, magic happened. Visible migration
happened in a big way. Literally thousands of American Robins swept in,
low and
for sure.
Thanks for reporting it.
Jody Enck
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On Sun, Oct 21, 2018 at 11:50 AM Christopher T. Tessaglia-Hymes <
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> Cayugab
A peregrine falcon swooped by low and fast between Caldwell Hall and Martha
van Rennselaer Hall on the Cornell campus at about 8:10 this morning. It
was chasing another bird unsuccessfully as it was navigating a slalom
course among the construction equipment.
Jody
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If you want to get involved in conservation actions with the Club, please
contact me directly.
The time for taking action is now.
Jody Enck
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I've always loved August because, for me, it kicks off the fall season.
Yes, the heat and humidity are still high, but you can just feel the
restlessness of nature. Various blackbirds and swallows are starting to
move around in flocks. Mourning Doves course the skies in ever increasing
numbers.
Hi Carol,
Its a great picture! And, your description of it holding its tail up was a
good field mark. Check out the Gnatcatcher page in your field guide.
Jody
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On Mon, Aug 19, 2019 at
Hi All,
While working in my home office today, I noticed a flycatcher land on a
partially-shaded branch of an apple tree about 20-25 feet (6-7m) directly
out my window. At first glance, I noticed wing bars, and thought I saw a
two-colored lower mandible even with my naked eye. I expected it to
suggest sharing your photos. Perhaps others
> can draw conclusions from them although you may not be able to. Shape alone
> would be enough to confirm a pewee if that’s indeed what it was.
>
> Good birding
>
> Adrian Burke
>
> On Mon, Jul 29, 2019 at 11:13 AM Jody Enck
Hi All,
Regarding obviously sick wildlife, it is best to contact the New York State
Department of Environmental Conservation at wildl...@dec.ny.gov and to
contact a licensed wildlife rehaber. It is technically illegal to capture
wildlife, even to take it for treatment. Whether you would be
Cayuga Birders, if you are as upset by this news of steeply declining bird
populations as I am, please know that there are tangible efforts you can do
to help. The Lab of Ornithology article about the decline mentions several
things -- keep cats indoors, make your windows less likely to cause
physical labor, I still usually need 3
hands to attach the fencing to fence posts with zip ties.
Park at the city golf course club house and walk in the access road along
the inlet to the woods.
Thanks
Jody Enck
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you might be able to help.
Thanks
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(or Cady Road, if Herman is too busy due to the Rt 38
detour). More walking along the road there.
See you Saturday!
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Hi All,
The birds are almost as thick as the gnats in Shindaggin Hollow State
Forest. I was there Thursday morning and again today. I observed about 30
species total over the two days, including a substantial number of recently
fledged birds. Got to see my two target species -- Mourning Warbler
Maintenance and improvement of grassland habitat for birds and other
wildlife is a very important issue.
I am grateful for Gary and others for bringing this effort by the Finger
Lakes National Forest to engage in the proposed conservation actions.
I also am grateful for Josh and others who take
they work. She is willing to
deliver any binoculars we donate for the kids in Honduras to use. She will
gladly collect any binoculars you want to donate Monday night.
Thanks
See you Monday!
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directions.
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things ready, and likely will stay
until mid afternoon.
We still have about 25 plants to get in the ground and fenced.
Wear boots, especially given how much rain we are getting this week. Bring
a pointed shovel if you have one.
Thanks
Jody Enck
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Great advice from everyone!
I can't emphasize enough to practice, practice, practice with your scope.
Your enjoyment level will go up by leaps and bounds.
It's a bit like buying a musical instrument. I've seen people by expensive
instruments, but they don't know how to use them effectively.
I'll
Hi Pete,
For good value for price, check out Vortex products. I bought my scope 10
years ago, so I won't mention specific products as they change over time.
However, I did learn several important lessons that I'd like to pass
along. In no particular order
Get a decent tripod. You want one
I've seen chipmunks and outdoor cats collect bird eggs from nests and move
them. Not sure if that is what is happening here, but it might be.
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On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 7:18 AM Charles Rouse
Hi All,
This morning I had the pleasure of being invited by friends who work with
Cooperative Extension to join a family educational trip out on Cayuga Lake
on the boat called *The Teal*, otherwise known as the floating classroom.
Most of the cool birds seen were fairly close in near the
Hi All,
After a fun and productive morning birding out at Lindsay-Parson's Nature
Preserve (Coleman Lake has some of the best shorebird habitat in the county
right now), I stopped by Stewart Park around noon. Lots of people and hot,
but some fun birds, too. The Blue-winged Teal reported a couple
Hi Gary and all,
So sorry you came upon this scene. However, it definitely does not sound
like a shooting incident. As a duck hunter myself, I will say that you
would need to be within 5 or 6 feet (maybe less) in order to take the head
off a duck via a shot. At even 10-12 feet, the shotgun
Thank, Pete, for passing along the Guardian article. Additional
information has been forthcoming recently. Hypotheses include movements
related to smoky conditions in some states, coupled with those weird
temperature swings recorded last week (90 to 100 F one day and below
freezing, with snow,
hope you join me in watching and learning about ideas we can put into
practice here in Ithaca.
Thanks
Jody Enck
The National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in collaboration with the
Urban Wildlife Conservation Program (UWCP) is pleased to announce this
exciting LIVE event. This series is open
Yes, thanks to Jay for locating and reporting the sedge wren in the grass
field to the west of the dirt part of Bluegrass Lane. For those folks who
go looking for it, you can expect lots and lots of sparrows calling and
singing in the field. This morning, I observed Song, Savannah, and Swamp.
I
Purple Martins also have been reported in the states bordering the Gulf for
the last 2 weeks or so.
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On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 8:55 AM Wes Blauvelt
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share these grassland bird species of
interest. Please let me know if you want to be involved in that.
Thanks
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On Tue, Jun 15, 2021 at 11:33 PM Kenneth V. Rosenberg
wrote:
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Alicia,
Thanks for reading and summarizing the material from the Bobolink project
(operated in Massachusetts, but apparently run by Alan Strong from the
University of Vermont).
Just a reminder that this thread started as a reaction to Cornell mowing
hayfields near the Equine Research farm. Then
Hi All,
This is a public service announcement for the birds.
It is getting pretty hot this week compared to what it has been like in
recent weeks. The birds could benefit from your help.
I just refilled my birdbath this morning, and it has been a parade of birds
to it ever since. Many bath in
Hi All,
The Conservation Action Committee of the Cayuga Bird Club has been working
on bird habitat restoration projects in both Renwick Woods (adjacent to
Stewart Park) and Lighthouse Point Woods (adjacent to Ithaca's Newman Golf
Course) for the past 3 years.
On Saturday May 15th, we will be
Hi Folks,
Yesterday's discovery of a Prothonotary Warbler in Renwick Woods adjacent
to Stewart Park in Ithaca is notable because it is one of the focal species
(along with Purple Martin and Wood Thrush) for which we are improving
habitat in Renwick and Lighthouse Point Woods.
This exciting event
Hi All,
Tomorrow (Wednesday the 2nd) members of the Cayuga Bird Club conservation
action committee will be joined by some youth and parents through a Cornell
Cooperative Extension afterschool program to work on our habitat
improvement project. We'll be meeting in Renwick Woods by the footbridge
Audubon just posted this story today. Very relevant to our work here.
Hello birders,
I will be working on our habitat project in Lighthouse Point Woods Saturday
morning, and I welcome anyone who wants to come help.
I will be parking at the Newman Golf Course clubhouse at 9am on Saturday
and walking in the dirt access road. If you get there after 9 and before
bout
Hi Josh,
I had no idea there was a BBS route through downtown Ithaca! That is
fascinating.
You may not be able to tell apart immature and adult Chimney Swifts right
now, but in another month or so, the adults will be going through active
molt of their flight feathers. Any bird at that time with
properties.
Members of the Cayuga Bird Club look forward to meeting with the most
appropriate group of administrators to discuss this pressing need.
Sincerely,
Jody Enck
in a zoom
meeting of the committee to discuss action items for spring, please send me
your email address so I can include you in a doodle poll of possible dates.
Thanks
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I was at Myers in the early afternoon and saw a Merlin perched in the trees
above the bath house. So, one is definitely around there.
Jody
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On Sat, Mar 27, 2021 at 10:23 PM Donna Lee Scott
Yesterday from East Shore Park (RT 34 N just outside of Ithaca), I watched
an immature Bald Eagle unsuccessfully try to catch a female Mallard duck.
There where hundreds of ducks on Cayuga Lake in that area, but the Eagle
had isolated this hen. She would dive under the water while the Eagle
concentrate on removing non-native,
invasive plant species tomorrow.
Please contact me if you have any questions.
Thanks
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help that day, too.
If you can come out and pitch in either day, please let me know.
Also, I am looking for a couple of metal fence post pounders to use those
days.
Thanks
Jody Enck
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Hi everyone,
We are fast approaching the billing date for this trip, and we are still
two people short of making the trip a "GO". If you are sitting on the
fence and wondering whether or not you want to do, please contact me so I
can I answer any questions you might have. If we don't get two
If anyone has a pickup truck and is willing to help move some rolls of
fencing and fence posts from Tractor Supply company in Ithaca to our
habitat improvement project in Stewart Park, please email me directly. We
can work out a day/time to suit you.
Thanks
Jody
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Hi all,
I just returned from a very cordial fact-finding meeting with Samara Sit
who is an Associate Dean in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at
Cornell. She was asked by the university president to be the point person
on the issue. We spent much of our time discussing the big
I am thrilled about this news!
Thanks to everyone who helped make this possible.
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Hi All,
The Cayuga Bird Club will be working with students from the New Roots
Charter School on Wednesday October 13th (tomorrow) from 1-3pm in Renwick
Woods. We will be planting native trees in the plots we cleared last month
with help from Anne Stork's conservation biology students at Ithaca
Many thanks to Beth Bannister for developing these Cooperative Extension
programs to engage with the Cayuga Bird Club. If you want to know more
about how you can participate or help out with these kinds of birding
projects, please reach out either to Beth or to me (jodye...@gmail.com).
Thanks!
Hello CayugaBirders,
Just a reminder that we are monitoring our previously planted habitat
improvement project today in Lighthouse Point Woods from about 1 to 3pm.
All are welcome to help out. Meet at the Newman Golf Course pro shop on
Willow Avenue at 1pm.
Thanks
Jody
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Hello Cayuga Birders,
As part of our continuing habitat improvement efforts, we are once again
working with students from IC professor Anne Stork's Conservation Biology
class on Monday October 11th from about 1pm to 3:30pm. This time, we will
be working in Lighthouse Point Woods.
Meet at 1pm at
Hello Cayugabirders,
We invite all of you to come out this afternoon to help with our projects
in Lighthouse Point Woods. We'll be walking in to the woods from the
parking lot for the Newman Golf Course around 12:30. Latecomers can find
us in the woods.
If you come, please wear boots and bring
Hi folks,
Another month and another opportunity to help with our on-going bird
conservation work. Beth Bannister, Cornell Cooperative Extension rural
youth educator, has set up a family activity on Saturday (the 6th) from
9:30am to 12:30pm. Originally planned for Lighthouse Point Woods, we
Hi all,
Just in case anyone is wondering, part of the cost of our trip to Colombia
is to pay for carbon offsets. It's built-in to the trip because we
recognize that traveling to go birding and to meet with conservationists
and to see the outcomes of their efforts has environmental consequences.
Hi Cayuga Birders,
Ever wonder what it would be like to see some of our visiting warblers,
vireos, orioles, or other migratory birds in their wintering habitats? You
can have the chance this December by joining the Cayuga Bird Club trip to
Colombia. There are 4 more spots left on the trip.
Hi All,
Yesterday while birding around the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, I ran into a
young scholar named Rik who literally just got off a flight from Belgium.
He will be in Ithaca for a couple months and would love to have company to
go birding. He has a bike, but not a car. So if you are
Hi All,
Many of us love to go to Stewart Park in Ithaca to enjoy nature, including
the variety of birds that can be seen there. Each year, the Friends of
Stewart Park hosts a clean up day. Below is the information for this year's
event. I hope many of you can help out.
Friends of Stewart
Hello birders,
Please don't forget that tomorrow is the annual clean up day in Stewart
Park starting at 10am. Please come out and help make this popular birding
destination a cleaner place.
If you see me there, ask me about our habitat improvement projects!
Friends of Stewart Park is
Hi folks,
Despite the drizzly weather, the clean up effort will happen as scheduled
today from 10am to noon at Stewart Park.
See you there!
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The Conservation Action Committee of the Cayuga BIrd Club will be
continuing its work this coming growing season. I'll be hosting a zoom
meeting in the near future to plan our activities.
Please let me know if you'd like to join the planning meeting. I'll figure
out the best time for
Hi All,
On Thursday the 14th, we will meet with youth from a Cornell Cooperative
Extension program in Stewart Park near Renwick Woods starting about 9am
(kids are off school this week). We can start with one or two groups
(depending on numbers) doing an ebird inventory around Renwick Woods.
Hi all,
Perhaps you already have seen this information from Audubon, but I wanted
to make sure you have access to it. It provides some hints for making your
yard even more bird-friendly.
https://www.audubon.org/news/how-make-your-yard-bird-friendly-0
I know many of you already do things around
Hello birders,
Everyone is invited to join me down at Lighthouse Point Woods on Saturday
(the 26th) at 1pm to work on our habitat improvement project. Park at the
Newman Golf Course at the west end of Willow Avenue, and walk in the dirt
access road from there.
If you come, I suggest wearing long
As a birder who is really worried about the overall plight of birds, the
question above was on my mind when I woke up Saturday morning. After a
couple cups of coffee, I decided to head up to Myers point to see what
migrants might have braved the light, southeast winds overnight. I also
was
I also want to thank Irene Liu for posting the link to the full explanatory
document. After paying attention to this discussion since the idea first
emerged a couple years ago, I will say that my biggest take home message is
that there is great benefit in having thoughtful discussion of any idea.
Hi All.
On Tuesday, a birding friend of mine, Katinka Domen, is coming to town for
a quick visit, and she is looking for someone who can offer her a guest
room to stay in for the evening. Katinka currently is the person who leads
all the American Birding Association international birding trips.
. If you have
questions or would like more information, please contact Jody Enck at
jodye...@gmail.com.
You also can learn more at this web page:
https://sites.google.com/site/cbc14850/conservation/restore-habitat?authuser=0
Thanks
Jody Enck
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Hi all,
Just a reminder that the Cayuga Bird Club is organizing a trip in spring
2024 for birding and exploration of Mayan sites in Belize and Guatemala.
For more information, please check out this link.
http://holbrook.travel/cayuga-bzgt24
Jody
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Hi All,
If you attended the bird club meeting last night, you heard that we are
continuing our habitat improvement work this coming weekend and on the next
two Mondays.
We will meet at Lighthouse Point Woods from about 1-3pm this coming Sunday
(the 15th) for some mapping and monitoring work.
We
Hello again birder folks,
I have had many offers of a fence post pounder to use. I am all set.
Thanks so much
Jody
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On Mon, Aug 21, 2023 at 1:34 PM Jody Enck wrote:
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Hi All,
If anyone has a fence post pounder I can borrow, please contact me off the
listserv.
Our Cayuga Bird Club habitat improvement project down at Lighthouse Point
experienced some damage from recent storms. I need to put in some new
fence posts to repair the damage.
By the way, the last
me know if you have any questions.
Thanks!
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Hi All,
As you know, the Cayuga Bird Club has been organizing international birding
trips for several years as a way to help people connect to the habitats and
locales where many of "our" breeding birds spend the non-breeding season.
Next spring, we are going to visit a wintering area hotspot in
, we will be joined by 6-8 family members from TRC, Inc., a
local environmental firm, as well as other members of the public.
Thanks!
Jody
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On Wed, Apr 20, 2022 at 8:55 AM Jody Enck wrote
of activity down there those two days!
Looking forward to hearing from folks
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Hi Everyone,
Two teachers and ten students from New Roots Charter School are doing a
week of community engagement this coming week focused on the activity of
hiking. They are looking for some birders who might be interested in
hiking with them at the Park Reserve South on Tuesday and showing
Hi All,
Just a friendly reminder that we have a great opportunity to work with
students from New Roots tomorrow at 10am down at Lighthouse Point Woods.
Please let me know if you would like to come out and join us!
Thanks
Jody
Jody W. Enck, PhD
Conservation Social Scientist, and
Founder of the
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