Calling all young birders! The Michigan Young Birders Network virtual meeting is this Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 7 p.m. Join us via Zoom to connect with your peers, learn about Global Big Day, and share recent bird sightings.
Learn more at https://t.co/W9knXNIdqy.
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Join us tonight, June 1, at 7 p.m. for our virtual meeting! Visit https://t.co/2ZS516rhhh to learn more on how you can participate and connect with other young birders!
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Join us tonight, May 4, at 7 p.m. for our virtual meeting! Visit https://t.co/Hpr2Ena91u to learn more on how you can participate and connect with other young birders!
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Now accepting submissions for the youth category (13–17 years old) of the 2022 Michigan Audubon Photography Awards!
We need at least 10 photographers to enter this category for a winner to be chosen so please help us spread the word!
Learn more at visit https://t.co/3ZqIekq9oI.
Join us on March 2 at 7 p.m. for our virtual meeting!
We have a special guest from the Winger Lab of Avian Evolution discussing their recent research and we will all get to share recent sightings with each other.
Learn more at https://t.co/Sc7Dl6K5e1.
Don't forget to join us for our virtual meeting on Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. We will discuss the Great Backyard Bird Count and have some fun with a quiz on Hawaiian birds from the Sandwich Isles.
Learn more, including how to join the meeting, at https://t.co/fybpm6hdpd.
📣 Calling all young artists!!! 📣
The Huron-Manistee National Forests is now accepting entries for the 2022 Kirtland's Warbler Young Artists Contest for students in grades K–8.
Learn more at https://t.co/igMtrQZ1bj.
🎨 2021-22 calendar cover winner Jon Pelecanos
We’re back to in-person for Michigan Young Birders Camp in 2022! MYBC is open to ages 13–18 and is held June 26–July 1 at Alma College. You can learn more and find registration links at https://t.co/pubOYgujhh.
We hope you will join us this evening to discuss all things birds, flycatcher identification, recent sightings, and more!
You can find login information for the Zoom meeting at https://t.co/dvvyu1a9Z6.
See you there!!!
We hope you will join us this evening to discuss all things birds, flycatcher identification, recent sightings, and more!
You can find login information for the Zoom meeting at https://t.co/dvvyu0SyAw.
See you there!!!
This ground-nesting bird is perhaps the most familiar of all waterfowl. Occurring throughout North America and Eurasia, they can be thought of as the "ancestor" of common domestic duck breeds.
Do you know what this week's #WednesdayWaterfowl is?
These small birds are handsome aerialists and a familiar sight in summer fields and wetlands across northern North America. They love to chase after flying insects in a spectacular acrobatic routine filled with twists and turns.
Do you know what this week's #FridayFlyer is?