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DBC Book Club to Read A Season on the Wind

The DBC Book Club's next read is Kenn Kaufman's fascinating account of the science and magic of spring migration and its many perils as it is experienced at one key location familiar to many of us-the shores of Lake Erie in northwestern Ohio at the famed Magee Marsh and environs. This site attracts birders from all over the globe to witness close encounters with a stunning variety of colorful spring migrants. It also has become the site of one of the biggest birding festivals in the world. This is a timely read as spring migration approaches.

The next book club will meet June 4, at 7:00 p.m. All members are welcome! Please contact
Mike Warner at mwarner2543@gmail.com if you'd like details on participating.

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DBC YouTube Channel Launches!

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Wondering how to become a bird monitor?

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An Annual Review of Birding in 2019

  DBC member and Daily Herald columnist Jeff Reiter recaps the joys, disappointments, and surprises Chicagoland birding offered in 2019. As Jeff said in his annual review “The 2019 birding year wasn’t boring.” He reviews and reminds us of some of the most interesting rarities and birding events from the last year. Jeff Reiter’s full column is at his Words on Birds blog and the newspaper column about birds, birding and birders, in the Daily Herald (west suburban Chicago) on January 3rd.
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