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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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Daily Herald Taps DBC on Crows

Burt Constable contacted the DuPage Birding Club for information on the reduced numbers of American Crows in our neighborhoods. Members were consulted for this story on crows appearing in the February 4th column in the Daily Herald. Denis Kania and Diann Bilderback are quoted, and the club gets a mention.  Daily Herald

Club Member Jeff Smith Profiled

DBC member Jeff Smith was recently profiled on the DuPage County Forest Preserve’s website in their “Catching Nature” blog.  Jeff is a 2019 recipient of the DBC Distinguished Achievement Award, past president of the club, and one of the leaders of the Greene Valley Hawkwatch.  Congratulations, Jeff, on this great story! We’re proud to count you among us.

Five Honored with Distinguished Achievement Award

Five long-time club members were recently honored for their service over many years editing and producing the Drummings, the club’s newsletter. Featured left to right are Andrea Duffy, Pat Newman, Yvonne Dempsey, and Jody Zamirowski. Not present: Jeff Smith.
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