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HI Brian
This is a very late response. For shrubs that get fairly tall you can't beat Spicebush. Deer resistant (so far) and host to the Spicebush Swallowtail. Paw-Paws are a great small understory tree (host plant for Zebra Swallowtail) that do v...
Hi all,
My backyard backs up to several acres of woodland in suburban Cincinnati, and the YMCA that owns the land behind us has been actively riding it of honeysuckle (about time too). I've been helping them do so, and am now looking for native s...
Queen City Bird Festival at Hueston Woods State Park, Butler County, OH
May 16, 2009 at 7am to May 17, 2009 at 12pm
QCBFFlyer final.pdf
Owls, Woodcock and other night flyers at Miami Whitewater Forest-Visitor Center
March 21, 2009 from 4pm to 8pm
Miami Whitewater Forest
9001 Mount Hope Road, Cincinnati, OH 45030. 513.367.4774.
Meet at the Visitor Center.
This trip will focus on birds of the evening and the night. American Woodcock are regularly found at the Miami-Whitewater Wetlands, and ...
Not only do the Pheobes show up early here, but they leave late also. I had one near a gravel pit on the east side of cincy on Jan. 11, and The cincinnati Christmas Bird cout had 3 of them on Dec. 28th. In fact, the first bird I recorded for the c...
Hi Brian, Sounds like you had a great trip there. Glad to hear that you're thinking about records for the Ohio Breeding Bird Atlas 2. It's interesting to see how early the Eastern Phoebes show up in the southern edge of the state -- you had a lot ...
I heard my first Spring Peepers this Saturday also
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Zaleski State Forest (and OBBA2)
Last Weekend, I was in Zaleski State Forest, and over the several miles of trial we covered, evidence of migrants and early breeding activity were everywhere. White-Throated Sparrows were singing all over the place, even though they don't breed here, and the number of eastern towhees calling, singing, and defending territory was simply amazing! I probably had 40+ singing towhees over 12 miles on one day! Tree swallows were back in good numbers (30+ on one small lake/large pond) Several other Spe… Continue
Posted on March 31, 2009 at 5:54pm —
SW Ohio OYBC trip to Spring Grove Cemetery
Today was the first big (as in planned) trip for the South West Ohio Chapter of the OYBC. Five people showed up, with 1 of them (myself) under the age of 18. We went to Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati, OH, and while the official title said we were looking for crossbills and grosbeaks, our main focuses were on species that were a little more likely in southern Ohio such as Fox Sparrow, Merlin, Red Breasted Nuthatch, Pine Siskin and Purple Finch.
Highlights included 1 Fox Sparrow, 3-4 RB Nuth… Continue
Highlights included 1 Fox Sparrow, 3-4 RB Nuth… Continue
Posted on January 17, 2009 at 9:30pm —
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