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“Look, There’s an Eagle!”
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Brant. Photo © Carolyn Difrancesco|Dreamstime.com. The November morning dawned cool and gray as we drove the last several miles to our destination of...
Pictures & Poems, November 2024
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Creation Close-ups, November 2024
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You Can Draw a Wild Turkey
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Native Americans introduced the turkey, their favorite game bird, to arriving Europeans. It soon became a traditional part of the Thanksgiving...
Winter Bird Search
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Let’s Take a Hike, October 2024: Ruffed Grouse
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Ruffed Grouse. Photo © Lois Tschetter.
Banding Saw-whets
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive “They’re banding owls tonight!” my brother Nicholas exclaimed at the supper table.“Really?” I asked. “What time does it start?”“The announcement at the...
Pictures & Poems, October 2024
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Creation Close-ups, October 2024
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You Can Draw a Painted Bunting Submissions
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You Can Draw a Mourning Dove
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Obviously, this bird received its name from its mournful “coo, coo, coo.” In spite of its dull coloring, this is really a handsome and unique bird. A...
Sharing Friendship
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Sharing Birding Contest Honorable Mention As I’m the only birder in our family, I’ve often wondered what a birding spree would be like with my siblings....
From the Editor’s Quill, September 2024
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Eagles? Maybe Not…
View the full issue in the Magazine Archive Sharing Birding Contest Honorable Mention Bald Eagle. Photo © Leah Zimmerman. It was Friday. Finally the day had arrived! At 6:40 a.m. Grandma Elsasser...















