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Read More2020 ended up being an odd year to start COS’s first ever bird banding station at Big Marsh! Our banding team was not even sure we would be able to get the banding station up and running this year. But after 5 successful dates in the field between June and August, our first banding season wrapped up for the summer.
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Read MoreChicago Ornithological Society is proud to announce the newest project as part of our conservation initiative in the Calumet region: a bird banding station located at Big Marsh Park in Chicago.
Read MoreRead the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
Read MoreRead the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
Read MoreRead the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
Read MoreOur beloved Monty and Rose continue to be an inspiration, from artwork to comics to films to poems to songs and more. Now we have every craft beer fan’s dream: Imperial Oak Brewing’s Piping Plover Pale Ale!
Read MoreAfter an extensive selection process with hundreds of names submitted, a coalition of organizations an community members selected three names for the 2020 Montrose plover chicks which reflect Chicago’s diversity and culture.
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Read MoreRead the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
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Read MoreAnd just like that, we have eggs at Montrose Beach. Monty and Rose are now incubating in a new and unexpected nest site.
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Read MoreThey’re back! After much anticipation and speculation, Monty and Rose have returned to Montrose Beach for another season.
Read MoreRead the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
Read MoreRead the latest installment of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region.
Read MoreThen when I arrived at the kids’ school, there were two robins in a small grassy patch. A few signs of spring, I thought to myself—bright spots on a wintry day. But were these harbingers of spring? I’ve been quick, probably too quick, to correct people in the past when they cite robins’ return as a sign of spring. “Robins are here all year round,” I’d say."
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