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Tag: American Pipit

2021-2022 Awesome Authors!

By Jake BramanteMay 19, 2022May 3, 2022 Categories: From the Board Tags: American Coot, American Pipit, Canada Goose, Ring-billed Gull, Sandhill Crane

by Darcy Thomas Our Bird of the Month authors deserve a wonderful word of praise for their contributions to the newsletter this year. Once again, we had a couple of new authors including Alex Crowley who is a 12-year-old bird lover who wrote about the American Coot and even included his own drawings for the…

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American Pipit

By Jake BramanteSeptember 1, 2021August 28, 2021 Categories: Bird of the Month Tags: American Pipit

by Darcy Thomas My first introduction to the American Pipit Anthus rubescens was in the Skagit valley in Washington state where I saw a small flock foraging for insects in the winter. They were a rather nondescript brown bird that I did not notice at first glance as they blended in so well to the…

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Our Bird of the Month

American Crow

by Kat Petersen Their iconic black glistening feathers, generalist beak, and recognizable “caw” makes them easily identifiable to even non-birders: The American Crow. Crows are one of the most common and widespread genus of birds in the world. On a recent trip to Thailand, I was awoken with the familiar call of a crow who…

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