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Field notes » December 2013

December 2013

Mississippi Flyway Stand-out Species: Kirtland's Warbler

Pacific Flyway:Calliope HummingbirdCentral Flyway:Whooping CraneMississippi Flyway:Kirtland's WarblerAtlantic Flyway:Wood ThrushOver the last three weeks, BirdNote has highlighted special birds in each of the North American flyways: Wood Thrush in the Atlantic, Whooping Crane in the Central, and... read more »

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Related birds:  Kirtland's Warbler (Dendroica kirtlandii)

Pacific Flyway Stand-out Species: Calliope Hummingbird

Pacific Flyway:Calliope HummingbirdCentral Flyway:Whooping CraneMississippi Flyway:Stay tuned!Atlantic Flyway:Wood ThrushBirdNote is sharing special birds from each of the four North American flyways during the month of December.Last week, we brought you the tallest bird in North America, the... read more »

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Related birds:  Calliope Hummingbird (Stellula calliope)

Central Flyway Stand-out Species: Whooping Crane

Pacific Flyway:Stay tuned!Central Flyway:Whooping CraneMississippi Flyway:Stay tuned!Atlantic Flyway:Wood ThrushEvery Tuesday during the month of December, BirdNote is highlighting beloved birds and places in each of the four North American flyways – the Atlantic, Mississippi, Central and Pacific... read more »

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Related birds:  Whooping Crane (Grus americana)

Atlantic Flyway Stand-out Species: Wood Thrush

Pacific Flyway:Stay tuned!Central Flyway:Stay tuned!Mississippi Flyway:Stay tuned!Atlantic Flyway:Wood ThrushEvery Tuesday during the month of December, BirdNote will highlight beloved birds and places in each of the four North American flyways – the Atlantic, Mississippi, Central and Pacific –... read more »

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Related birds:  Wood Thrush (Hylocichla mustelina)
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