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Happy 40th Birthday to DBC!

It's a milestone year for the DuPage Birding Club! On January 14, the Club will have been in existence for 40 years! That's pretty impressive longevity for an all-volunteer organization whose members belong simply (and renew their membership each year) because they love watching, hearing, and learning about birds! Kudos to the 21 founding members who saw a need and had a vision, and kudos to the 40 leadership teams who have created programs, field trips and other activities that have kept us interested.

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DBC Volunteer Luncheon November 16 at St. James Farm

If you are one of the more than two dozen volunteers who have given of their time and talents to the DBC in the last year, please plan to celebrate your contribution at the DBC Volunteer Luncheon on November 16 at St. James Farm. The event will begin at 10:00 a.m. with a short birding walk followed by a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. The event is for everyone who has volunteered in any capacity on behalf of the club in the last year. This includes Board Members, Committee members, field trip leaders, outreach volunteers, hospitality teams, newsletter and website contributors, […]

News from the DuPage Forest Preserve

The proposed pedestrian bridge over Rt. 83 in Cricket Creek Forest Preserve is now in Phase 2 design with construction beginning the winter of 2025 and completion anticipated for 2026. This bridge will improve nonmotorized access across Rt. 83. It will be a 10-foot-wide path with 3-foot grass connecting residents to Berens Park and the Salt Creek Greenway. Funding sources included the City of Elmhurst with grant funding from state and federal sources.

Words on Birds Gives Tips on How to Be a Better Birder

DBC’s very own Jeff Reiter, columnist for the Daily Herald (and DBC past president), covers Chicagoland birding from many angles in his monthly column Words on Birds. This month’s column is especially helpful for any of you working on getting your birding chops up. From studying the birds in your backyard and connecting with DBC and other local birding organizations to tapping into the many digital and print resources, this column is packed with practical advice to improve your birding skills and appreciation for our avian friends. Read the full story here.  
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