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SAVE THE DATE: Christmas Bird Count on December 14

Join us again for the annual Fermi Christmas Bird Count on December 16th. This is your chance to contribute to an important community science opportunity. Data collected provides invaluable insights into winter bird populations plus it's a great opportunity to connect with fellow birders. If you participated last year, you're already on the list and will be contacted in early December regarding your counting areas. If it's been a few years, or you are new to the count and would like to participate, please contact the compiler, Jeff Chapman at jeffchapman948@gmail.com. Remember you'll be grouped with a team so no need to be an expert; there will be plenty of them on your team! This year's countdown dinner is TBD at this point.

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Just Released: Basic Bird Identification

If you’re a beginning birder and want to learn how to look at a bird to remember what you’re seeing, look no further! On the DBC Education Channel, Denis Kania reviews basic bird identification skills, with plenty of useful images to demonstrate his points, in a new video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTn6n372iXY.

DBC Members Only – Free Beginning Bird Watching Course

If you are a member of the DuPage Birding Club in good standing and are a beginning birder, the DBC is offering you an opportunity to learn more about birds and increase your birding ID skills. As a service to its members, the Club is initiating a free course for beginning birders taught by DuPage County birders Denis Kania and Joe Suchecki. The Club-sponsored course will provide beginning birders with information, resources, and tips on how to become a better birder, find more birds, and hopefully increase the joys of birding for you. The class will cover topics such as: […]

First Quarter Outreach Programs

The DuPage Birding Club is proud to announce the Outreach Programs for the first quarter. Topics include Helping Birds in Your Own Backyard, Beginning Birdwatching (in English and Spanish), Attracting Hummingbirds and Perils of Bird Migration. For additional program information and registration details go to the Learn About Birds/Outreach.          
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