Flatwoods flourish in the plains left by retreating glaciers millennia ago. They don’t quite feel like upland or bottomland forests. The trees are not necessarily all coniferous or deciduous or even all native. They are just as their name suggests. Flat. Woods.
“As flat as a pool table,” says Tom Lally of the woodlands.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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With a count of 48 species, we had a nice walk introducing some folks to a pretty sweet urban birding spot!
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Spring birding is in full swing, as seen at this COS bird walk at Skokie Lagoons. Led by Aerin Tedesco, the group checked off 54 species.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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With the growing interest in the success of the federally endangered Great Lakes population of Piping Plover, we thought it’d be good to get a quick refresher on where they’re at going into 2019.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Birders are nothing if not committed to our hobby and contributing to science. However, there are those days that test even the most patient of us.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Read the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Wildlife in urban areas is ubiquitous. But what is it like being one of the researchers tasked with doing traditional monitoring in such a non-traditional setting?
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