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Read a personal account about Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in NRDC's This Green Life, July 2010 at: http://www.nrdc.org/thisgreenlife/default.asp Author Sheryl Eisenberg grew up in New York City and tells of the wonders of this urban wildland in her…
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Thank you for taking action Kelly! We need more people like you to stand up and protect these vulnerable creatures. Thanks too for making it easy for the rest of us to help.
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Susan Casey-Lefkowitz

Saving an Urban Wildland: Jamaica Bay

Read a personal account about Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in NRDC's This Green Life, July 2010 at: http://www.nrdc.org/thisgreenlife/default.asp



Author Sheryl Eisenberg grew up in New York City and tells of the wonders of this urban wildland in her backyard. Some 330 bird species have been observed there - 20% of North America's total. Join Sheryl on her Jamaica Bay exploration.



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Posted by Susan Casey-Lefkowitz on July 29, 2010 at 5:30pm — 1 Comment

Kevin J. McGowan

Courtship and Rivalry going strong - openings for next week's class



The summer is winding down and birds are starting to think about molting and migrating. Hardly any birds around Ithaca are still singing or in good plumage like this Scarlet Tanager I photographed in my b

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Posted by Kevin J. McGowan on July 29, 2010 at 12:27pm

Birding Questions

Megan

what kind of bird? 4 Replies

Can anyone tell me what kind of bird this is on the suet? 

Started by Megan. Last reply by Megan 6 hours ago.

Jack Williams

Purple Martins

We live in a small town (village) with a population of about 5,000 people, and I was wondering if it is possible to attract purple martins in town.  I am rather centered in tonwn and have a fairly wi…

Started by Jack Williams Jul 23.

phoebe

Hummingbirds Question 1 Reply

Hi, For the past 3 years there has been a nesting couple of ruby throated hummingbirds somewhere near my house. I put up a feeder and flowers but only the female will feed from the feeder and flowers…

Started by phoebe. Last reply by Angela Hardy Jul 19.

susan loesser

Ospreys

I live in Edgewater, NJ, at the south end of the palisades along the Hudson. I walk north along the cliffs several times a week.  Every year but this year i see ospreys from spring through fall.  Non…

Started by susan loesser. Last reply by NRDC Jul 12.

Round Robin Blog - Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Louisiana update: When oil stops, the hard work can begin (slideshow)

Our multimedia production team returned from their 7-week trip to the Gulf Coast on July 20. Coincidentally, that was just a few days after BP’s latest cap managed to stop the leaking oil (a permanent end is expected in August, when relief wells are completed). It’s been a relief to finally glimpse the end of [...]

NestWatchers can help look for oil’s wider effects

A Tree Swallow is not exactly the face of the Gulf oil spill at present—and we hope it never will be. But many backyard-nesting birds, including swallows, do migrate through the Gulf Coast twice a year. We’re encouraging people to participate in our NestWatch project as one way to keep an eye on their populations. [...]

Louisiana report: Hurricane weather (slideshow)

For the last three days a weird, underwatery gray light has bathed the Delta. Tides high from the full moon have pushed past marina docks and pooled under boat trailers in the parking lots. Cattails and palm trees bend in the same direction all day long, under steady east-southeast breezes. Old-timers call this hurricane weather. [...]

News Sourced from BirdLife International

Smart business leaders see nature as an asset

Attitudes of consumers and business leaders are changing, with biodiversity being placed higher up on everyone's agenda says a recent report compiled by The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB)

Local community groups dedicate International Mangrove Ecosystem Protection Day to saving important shellfish

On July 26th, community-based organizations and NGOs in Ecuador, such as C-CONDEM (the National Coordinating Organization for the Protection of Mangrove Ecosystems) celebrated the 2010 International Mangrove Ecosystem Protection Day under the slogan Let’s recover shellfish! Outreach and awareness activities took place in all coastal provinces and in the capital, Quito.

Launch of Wetland Globe International Wetland Awards

The World Wetland Network, an international initiative comprising over 200 wetland NGOs from across the globe, is today launching a new set of awards to recognise best practice in wetland management, and to highlight wetlands in crisis...
 
 
 

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