November’s CEI Bird club meeting began with introductions all around, sharing reasons why we each find value in birding. Cheryl shared an Smithsonian magazine article describing the study of aeroecology. 11,000 species of birds and 1400 species of bats use the air atmosphere in at least part of their life cycle. Increasing geomagnetic activity– AKA […]
“Birding in One Place….such as Collins Marsh” will be the topic of our November speaker, Bob Domagalski. Bob is a noted birder in the area, compiling Wisconsin State Ornithology records, contributing to the Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas and coordinating the county’s annual Christmas Bird Counts for many years. Others may be familiar with Bob’s extensive […]
November, a chill in the air, the growing season has come to an end, so quickly itseems. The summer has slipped away, many of the beautiful fall leaves are coveringthe ground and life at Collins Marsh has shifted to a slower pace. Much of the fallmigration is complete and we await the arrival of migrants […]