Our late fall field trip to Battelle-Darby Metro Park started slow, but picked up at the end! We began our walk checking through some of the lodge and picnic areas, which were fairly blustery and quiet aside from a tricky Blue Jay that sounded like a Robin or some other type of thrush. We headed
A group of seven birders braved a chilly March evening at Glacier Ridge Metro Park to welcome one of Ohio’s earliest return migrants, the American Woodcock! We found a spot at the edge of the fields around the windmill and watched flocks of blackbirds pass while waiting for their displays to start. Just 10 minutes after sundown,
Columbus Audubon has resumed field trips, albeit in with Covid-19 restrictions. Here’s a report from James Muller for the Warbler Walk at Blendon Woods MP on September 19th. Once all the participants arrived and masked up, our trip began right in the parking lot. Two Bay-breasted Warblers and a Magnolia Warbler allowed close views while
Ten field trips took us from Ohio into Michigan. We tallied 207 species.
November brings lots of rare birds, including a State first!
