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Announcing DBC’s Winter/Spring ‘26 Photo Contest Winners!

The winners of DBC's Winter/Spring '26 photo contest have been finalized, and the winners have stunning photos and even more interesting stories around their photo captures. Check out their photos and past winning entries for absolutely stunning images. The entries were judged by Andie Duffy, Steve Constantelos, and Mike Warner. The committee would like to thank all the photographers for their entries.

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Refresh your fall warbler ID skills

Refresh your fall warbler ID skills with these videos on the DBC You Tube Channel: Fall Warbler Tidbits, Three Fall Warblers,  Four more Fall Warblers, Vireos without Wingbars, Warblers from Below, Part 1, and Warblers from below, Part 2.

Nancy Allured Featured in “Catching Nature”

DBC member Nancy Allured was recently profiled in the DuPage Forest Preserves feature called “Catching Nature,” which highlights people connecting with nature in our managed lands. Nancy shares her lifelong love of nature and how birding has been an ongoing way to connect to the natural world. She has a long history of volunteerism, including roles with the DuPage Forest Preserve, Bird Conservation Network, annual Hawkwatch, and DuPage Birding Club (currently one of our webmasters and a past member of the Board). Several DBC members have been featured in “Catching Nature” over the last few years. They include Denis Kania, […]

Greene Valley Hawkwatch to Begin 17th Season

September 1st marks the beginning of the hawkwatching season atop the scenic overlook at Greene Valley F.P. Volunteers have been counting migrating raptors since 2006 from this site. The data collected here and from nearly 200 other sites in Central and North America is used in the scientific study of migration and the promotion of raptor conservation. At 190 feet above the surrounding landscape, “The Hill” offers a 360 degree view of the horizon. On clear days one can see landmarks from six counties. We have recorded 22 species of raptors and 160 species of non-raptors from the hilltop over […]
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