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Field Trip to Magee Marsh Highlights Migrants

On May 7, 21 DuPage Birding Club members trekked to Ohio and the famously birdy Magee Marsh area for what became a grand four-day adventure. They tallied 119 species, not only coveted warblers like Blackburnian, Kirtland's, and Prothonotary warblers but also Least and American Bittern, Black-necked Stilt, Dunlin, nesting Osprey, and more! Over the four days, the group visited Magee Marsh, Howard Marsh, Metzger Marsh, Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge, and Oak Openings Preserve. To see photos from this adventure, visit Member Corner/Photo Gallery/.

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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.

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.
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