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Last Call for 2026 Dues Renewal

This is our last call for annual dues renewal as we will be publishing the 2026 Member Directory soon. Dues remain $20 for individuals, $30 for families and $10 for students. Your dues fund our annual operations and support a broad range of activities, including field trips, interesting speakers, research grants, and proactive community outreach. Help us stay strong! Renew here: https://dupagebirding.org/join-renew/

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Mini-Tutorial: Brewer’s and Rusty Blackbirds (plus other blackbirds)

  The DBC Board is pleased to present Mini-Tutorials on the DBC YouTube Channel. This week Denis Kania presents a Mini-tutorial covering Brewer’s and Rusty Blackbirds during fall migration, with details on the adult male, first-year male, and female of these quite similar-looking species. We’ll also look at a few more common blackbirds we’ll see in large, mixed flocks during migration season: the Red-winged Blackbird, Brown-headed Cowbird, and Common Grackle. Presented by Denis Kania. As meetings and field trips have been altered for the short term due to the Covid-19 the Board offers a way to connect with you and […]

Mini-Tutorial: Lincoln’s Sparrow and Swamp Sparrow

  The DBC Board is pleased to present Mini-Tutorials on the DBC YouTube Channel. This week Denis Kania presents a Mini-tutorial taking a close look at the migrant Lincoln’s Sparrow and resident Swamp Sparrow in their fall plumage: it’s not as simple as a streaked vs. an unstreaked breast. Presented by Denis Kania. As meetings and field trips have been altered for the short term due to the Covid-19 the Board offers a way to connect with you and enrich your birding experience. Several Mini-tutorials are live and focus on: Fall Warblers; the updated checklist of birds in DuPage; the […]

Mini-Tutorial: Nelson’s and LeConte’s Sparrows

  The DBC Board is pleased to present Mini-Tutorials on the DBC YouTube Channel. This week Denis Kania presents a Mini-tutorial covering two fall migration sparrows that resemble each other closely: Nelson’s and LeConte’s. These elusive birds are often half-hidden by the reeds and tall grasses they live in, so tune in to this video to learn the distinguishing features that help when you spy one of these beauties in the field. Presented by Denis Kania. As meetings and field trips have been altered for the short term due to the Covid-19 the Board offers a way to connect with […]
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