From Fiddler’s: MAPS June 21
The Most Remarkable Bird Wasn’t the One in Yellow Three plain birds in gray told a much larger story by Samantha Bean Amid sixty-one gray
The Most Remarkable Bird Wasn’t the One in Yellow Three plain birds in gray told a much larger story by Samantha Bean Amid sixty-one gray
A New Site, an Old Forest, and a Stream-side Beauty by Samantha Bean Wild Bird Research Group carried our banding gear into new territory, and
Our MAPS Station Storytelling, June 07, 2026 by Samantha Bean The previous night’s sudden rainstorm left the whole preserve smelling of sweet honeysuckle. Barely an

By Samantha Bean A rain-soaked weekend forecast led to something unusual for Wild Bird Research Group at the first MAPS session for 2026 at Fiddler’s
Bird Bands, Site Fidelity, and the Data Hidden in Plain Sight By Samantha Bean Not long ago, my family stumbled across an owl pellet with

Hope for a Threatened Species is Starting to Add Up By Samantha Bean (Flutter by Meadows) It was a late-winter day leaning toward spring—the sun
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