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Fall migration at Tuttle is amazing…
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With a 4-inch wing span, some green darners can migrate more than 80 miles per day, with some traveling from Canada all the way to Mexico. Migration is more concentrated in the fall, sometimes resulting in swarms of dragonflies!
📷 Jim Hudgins/USFWS
Nice sightings! So many birds are getting ready to head south.
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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Whippoorwills 4, AVA 15
– But Both Winners! By Sue Duncan, AVA V-P A rather chatty and ice cream satiated group left the Oscoda McDonald’s on Sunday, June 19, 2016 at 9:15 pm to head off to find Whip-poor-wills and other night birds. Although … Continue reading
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Brown Thrasher Nest
This photo and caption was submitted by AVA member Jean Howard on June 1st. (Click on the photo for a larger view.) I just discovered this brown thrasher nest in the little pine tree just outside the window in my … Continue reading
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East Greets West
(sorry for the late posting) Article by Peggy Ridgway For us birders, the massive spring movement of our feathered friends sends a buzz to our brains that we don’t experience at other seasons of the year! These first few weeks of … Continue reading
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