David Hoyt writes about Gene Stratton-Porter, a turn-of-the-century writer, photographer, and naturalist COS celebrates during this Women’s History Month
Enjoy this latest installment of Dan Lory’s Feathursday feature, in which he describes his encounter with the Ross’s Gull that showed up in Chicago earlier this month.
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Read the latest of Dan Lory’s Thursday thoughts on birds of the Chicago region. This week’s post is about the ABA bird of the year and favorite of birders by water everywhere: the Belted Kingfisher.
The 74th Lisle-Arboretum Christmas Bird Count is a long COS tradition. Count Compiler Carl Giometti shares the details about the latest count, held in December.
