From the August 2022 Newsletter: Brenna Marsicek, director of communications and outreach, shares an update on our programs: Bald Eagle Nest Watch, Kestrel Nest Box Monitoring, and Bird Collision Corps.
Photo by Kaitlin Svabek/Madison Audubon.
A different sort of restoration
Recently I read a fun and fascinating account of a successful introduction of another lovely species with a great name to new, happy, and much needed homes. Please use the following link for this story concerning the starhead topminnow. And that photo on p. 1; isn't that a cute little fish? John Lyons and his "Topminnows For Tomorrow" team (this blog is full of great names and titles) worked incredibly hard over years on this introduction and then wrote a lively article on that process and its results.
Photo by Joshua Mayer
— Meet a Birder — Hywania Thompson
Beyond the Feather: John Minnich
My Favorite Springtime Magazine
As spring rolls around I look forward to one of my favorite sporting magazines filled with colorful photos of some of the cutest subjects in the whole world and reminding us of one of the coming seasons most wonderful activities. I’m talking, of course, about the March issue of Gun Dog—the puppy edition. That issue is always filled with pages of puppy photos from around the country and lots of advice on choosing, raising, and training a puppy with an emphasis on the sporting breeds. Ain't nothing cuter than a puppy, especially when one is recovering from the winter doldrums.
Photo by Renee V FCC
