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OWBC: Chirp Chat – at Riveredge and Virtual
OWBC: Chirp Chat – at Riveredge and Virtual
Xcaret Nuñez, producer of WUWM's Chirp Chat program, will share with us some of her favorite interviews with Wisconsin birders.
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OWBC: Pike Lake/ Hartford Area Field Trip
OWBC: Pike Lake/ Hartford Area Field Trip
Check out Big Cedar Lake, Wildlife Drive and flooded fields in Washington County for birds with bird club members before exploring the northeast corner of Pike Lake for more migrants.
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OWBC: Woodcock Wander through the Mequon Nature Preserve
OWBC: Woodcock Wander through the Mequon Nature Preserve
Bird expert Dan Panetti, owner of Wild Bird Ultd. will start with an informational talk about the American Woodcock. He’ll then lead a hike listening for their "peent" calls in hopes of seeing the males do their distinctive corkscrew aerial displays.
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Spring Bird Walk
Spring Bird Walk
Start your day with an early bird walk with Conservation Manager, Nathaniel Reinartz, to observe the amazing diversity of migrating birds that stop off to refuel at Riveredge’s hotspots before continuing on their journey north.
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Spring Bird Walk
Spring Bird Walk
Start your day with an early bird walk with Conservation Manager, Nathaniel Reinartz, to observe the amazing diversity of migrating birds that stop off to refuel at Riveredge’s hotspots before continuing on their journey north.
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OWBC: Lion’s Den Gorge Field Trip
OWBC: Lion’s Den Gorge Field Trip
The Lion’s Den Gorge field trip will offer you good birding through a variety of habitats in a major migration corridor in this 73-acre public park adjacent to Lake Michigan south of Port Washington.