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Bobcat Sightings in Ohio on the Rise

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ODW logoIt's not a bird thing, but our friends at the Ohio Division of Wildlife report the the number of verified bobcat sightings in Ohio in 2012 increased to 169. This marks the third consecutive year that more 100 verified bobcat sightings were recognized in the state.

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Ohio Woman Is CNN Hero

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Eagle Release at Back to the WildMona Rutger, a wildlife rehabilitator in Castalia, Ohio, and founder of Back to the Wild, was recently featured as a "CNN Hero" for her work. You can read the story and see the featured video at the CNN Web site.

 

OBCI Bird Window Collision Webinar Available Online

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OBCI logoIf you were not able to attend the May 15 webinar on Finding Solution to Bird Window Collisions, you can see and listen to a recording of the webinar online. The webinar was presented by Amanda Duren of the Ohio Bird Conservation Initiative. You also can find additional resources on preventing collisions at the OBCI Web site.

The next OBCI webinar will be Field Techniques for the Digital Age, with speaker Tim Daniel of the Ohio Division of Wildlife at noon on Wednesday, June 19. You can register for the webinar here.

Note: You will need Adobe Flash Player to view the webinar recording.

 

Audubon Online Bird Guide

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Audubon online bird guideThe Audubon Online Bird Guide is now available! This online resource covers more than 800 North American birds. Access is free and you can explore descriptions, photos, range maps and bird songs.

Click here to access the guide, or click on the Audubon Online Bird Guide logo to the right. Happy birding!

 

Build a Solar Powered Birdbath

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Solar-Powered Birdbath InstalledWe know that birds are attracted to water, especially running water. However, most fountains or small ponds require a 120-V electrical pump, which may be expensive to install, may require permitting, and -- if not installed properly -- could potentially pose an electrocution danger to humans and wildlife. Mel Hinton of the San Diego Audubon Society has come up with a solar-powered alternative. And the best part is that you can make it yourself!

Mel's design uses readily available parts and it's inexpensive (about $85), easy to maintain, and is relatively simple to build and install.

You can see complete instructions, including a parts list and suggestions for installation, on the Audubon Website. By the way, don't be put off by the pictures at the top of the page: those are of the unit before installation. There are several pictures of the installed final version near the bottom of the article, and they look pretty doggone good!

 
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