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7 days agoDragonfly migration!You've heard of butterfly migration, but how about dragonfly migration?
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!
đź“· Jim Hudgins/USFWS ... See MoreSee Less1 week agoNice sightings! So many birds are getting ready to head south.
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Monthly Archives: June 2017
AuSable Valley Audubon Selected to Participate in Michigan Bat Monitoring Program
AuSable Valley Audubon was among the Michigan groups selected by the Organization for Bat Conservation to participate in the Michigan Bat Monitoring Program and to conduct an acoustic bat monitoring survey as part of its Citizen Bat League. We were … Continue reading
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Tawas Point Birding Festival Species Tally
Follow the link to review the species count from this year’s Tawas Point Birding Festival. Numbers were down a bit from previous years, but still lots of species spotted: BirdList 2017-TPBF-tally
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June AVA Field Trip to Tuttle Marsh Results
(This post is courtesy of Sue Duncan. Thanks Sue!) Wow! The Tuttle at Twilight Au Sable Valley Audubon June field trip on Wednesday, June 7th started off with an exciting find of two Black Billed Cuckoos, almost within touching distance … Continue reading
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Spring Backyard Bird Photos from Iosco
AVA members Terry and Mary Baker submitted these photos from their backyard. These two nest photos were submitted on June 5: There are 4 baby Robins squeezed into this nest which is not far from our front door. There are … Continue reading
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