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Tag Archives: monitoring

Ripples 2/24/22

Posted on February 25, 2022 by Nancy NabakFebruary 25, 2022

Written by Jennifer Klein, Land Management Coordinator  Have you ever wanted to know more about the natural community around you? Maybe you are looking for a way to volunteer while maintaining distance from others and breathing in some fresh air. … Continue reading →

Posted in Citizen Science | Tagged balance, bumbe bee, Chimney swifts, monitoring, suckers, WAV

Ripples 8/3/17

Posted on August 2, 2017 by Nancy NabakAugust 2, 2017

I’ve been listening to chimney swifts chittering and “rattling” in our Nature Center chimney from my desk since the beginning of May. They’ve successfully nested in the chimney and raised babies in their tiny, stick nests. This chitter (food begging) … Continue reading →

Posted in Birds, Migration | Tagged Chimney swifts, habitat loss, monitoring, Swift Night Out
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