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Best Bird of the Weekend (Second of April 2020)

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However, a weekend where you can celebrate Easter, Passover, the beginning of migration, or just an excuse to stop sheltering in place for a few hours is bound to be a good time! The post Best Bird of the Weekend (Second of April 2020) appeared first on 10,000 Birds. April weekends always promise but only sometimes deliver.

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Where Are You Birding This Fourth Weekend of May 2020?

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Even better, May 2020 features as many weekends as a month can accommodate, so live it up!! I’ll be breaking shelter in place for a visit to friends in New York’s Southern Tier. The post Where Are You Birding This Fourth Weekend of May 2020? Corey will diligently be birding in and around Queens. How about you?

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Where Are You Birding This Final Weekend of March 2020?

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If you can’t hit your favorite hotspots, embrace the solid mundanity of sheltering in place by working that yard list hard. The post Where Are You Birding This Final Weekend of March 2020? Or take a walk on the wild side and bird like Paul Lewis does. Whatever your plans this weekend, make time to enjoy SkyWatch Friday.

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My First Birdathon

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Of course, nothing is typical about 2020. By the time migration rolled around, we were all sheltering in place. Typically, team members fan out across their region, counting as many species as they possibly can from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.

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Birding Under the Influence: A Book Review

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People of all ages and backgrounds brighten the ride and the book as they welcome Dorian to their homes (his blog asked for shelter and people responded, he also used a biking home-share group and motels) and help him find elusive birds (although Dorian is mostly on his own, there are occasions when help is crucial).

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What the Owl Knows: The New Science of the World’s Most Enigmatic Birds: A Book Review

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Ackerman understands how to set a scene, fill it with charismatic real-life characters, and top it off with magic–the hoot of a distant Great Gray Owl, a Burrowing Owl evading capture, an old barn sheltering young Barn Owls, a tree full of Long-eared Owls in the middle of a small town in northern Serbia.

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The Falcon Thief: A Book Review

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If you are looking for a ‘good read’ while you are sheltering in place, this is a very good choice–entertaining, part true crime thriller, part journalistic puzzle, part educational. Simon & Schuster, February 2020, 336 pages. The Falcon Thief has come along at a good time. The Falcon Thief by Joshua Hammer.

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