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Tag: Black Tern

Flathead Valley Bird Report – October 2020

By Jake BramanteOctober 3, 2020October 3, 2020 Categories: Birding Tags: Black Tern

by Joshua Covill Rare and Notables – September 2020   08/22 – the YELLOW-BILLED LOON (immature) found on Dickey Lake by Nikki M. on July 5th was last reported August 22nd.   08/22 – 3 Sanderling at the Creston Wetland pond (Craig H.)   08/31 – American Golden-Plover around the ponds in the West Valley…

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Black Tern

By Flathead AudubonJuly 8, 2014November 3, 2015 Categories: Bird of the Month Tags: Bird of the Month, Black Tern

By Kathy Ross Scanning the marshy flats of the Swan River Refuge in June, an ephemeral flash of luminous, sunlit wings catches the eye and intrigues the sense of wonder. Yes, it is live and it is a bird with a buoyant unique flight pattern of graceful swoops and aerial dives. As the light-colored wings…

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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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