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Wisconsin Nature at Home: New Birding Calendar

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Wisconsin Nature at Home. Tuesday, March 10, 2015. I've added a little tool to side where you can find some suggestions about birds to watch for in Wisconsin in any given month. The list isn't exhaustive, and it's largely based on when we've had different species active in our own yard. Feel free to take a look, all you have to do is select a month and click "Get Birds". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Search to Learn More. Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center:. Cornell Lab of Ornithology:.

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Wisconsin Nature at Home: May 2014

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Wisconsin Nature at Home. Thursday, May 29, 2014. Winged Wednesday - Catching the Flycatchers. You may encounter in your backyard. This post will focus on Flycatchers. Eastern Phoebe came buy right after both our yard and our neighbor's yard was mowed. Unsure if it's the same Phoebe, but this was from the first time we saw one in the yard which was in 2013. Wednesday, May 21, 2014. Winged Wednesday - The Neighborhood Owls. We usually start to hear them in the late fall and then throughout the winter....

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Volunteer Opportunities – Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes

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Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes. Wild Ones for Monarchs. Chapter Guidance and Helpful Tasks. There are plenty of ways to support the Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones, from chairing a committee to bringing a treat to a program. For the following openings for 2013, please email. If you have an interest:. Vice president/Executive Committee (moves into presidency the following year). To read our bylaws for a description of officer duties and committee goals. 169; 201...

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Outreach – Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes

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Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes. Wild Ones for Monarchs. Kalamazoo Area Wild Ones has a roster of speakers available to do presentations for your group. Each speaker has a great deal of expertise, whether acquired formally or through practical experience, or both. These presentations are free,. But donations are accepted and appreciated. Click here for important details and contact information: SpeakerBureauFlier2016. Soil: The Web of Life in Your Hands. Selecting a...

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Community Projects – Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes

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Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes. Wild Ones for Monarchs. Opportunity: Learn at KAWO project sites. Dates/Times: Spring, Summer and Fall. Sessions: 1.5-3 hours. Dragonfly at Axtell Creek. Learn about native wetlands, and how to identify invasives. People’s Food Co-op. KAWO members helped to plan and install native landscaping to restore a former brownfield site at PFC’s new store at 507 Harrison Street. We also help supervise PFC volunteers maintaining the ...Several...

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Benefits of Membership – Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes

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Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes. Wild Ones for Monarchs. Tiger swallowtail on ironweed. Whether you’re just getting interested in native plants or have already made a start, the Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones is ready to welcome you and help you. A variety of membership levels. Are available. Members enjoy:. To recommend plants for your yard and its unique conditions. A continuation of the site visit. Each year, a great way to acquire truly native plants. MLive...

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Why Plant Native Plants? – Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes

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Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes. Wild Ones for Monarchs. Why Plant Native Plants? Cedar waxwing eating serviceberries. Sobering news: 95% of natural areas in the U.S. have been appropriated for development or seriously degraded by human abuse. By landscaping with Michigan native plants. You provide wildlife with the food and shelter they need. Plants that evolved here are easier to grow and maintain because they are well adapted to our soils and climate, even with i...

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Mattawan Later Elementary Native Prairie Teaching Garden - Home

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Mattawan Later Elementary Native Prairie Teaching Garden. The Native Prairie Teaching Garden. At Mattawan Later Elementary School. For all children to explore,. For all teachers to use. The plants in our prairie garden are perennial and include native grasses, sedges and wildflowers indigenous to southwest Michigan. Yes, the garden is a pretty place! Out in Our Courtyard. In the fall of 2009, a parent committee began fundraising and exploring how to develop a courtyard garden. Thanks to a grant award...

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Wisconsin Nature at Home: Upcoming Bird Counts

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Wisconsin Nature at Home. Sunday, March 1, 2015. There are two upcoming birds in which I plan to participate. Here are the details in case you interested. The 2015 Midwest Crane Count. This count is done all over the Midwest, it's a pretty major event. Results of the count are logged in Ebird.org. The event is intended to count the number of Sandhill and Whooping Cranes and to help identify the number of breeding pairs. The 2015 International Crane Foundation Bird-A-Thon. Is a fundraiser for the ICF.

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Native Plant Nurseries – Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes

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Kalamazoo Area chapter of Wild Ones – Native Plants/Natural Landscapes. Wild Ones for Monarchs. There are several local and regional nurseries that specialize in authentic native plants. Basically, these fall into 2 groups. Members of Michigan Native Plant Producers Association. Go here to visit MNPPA’s website: www.mnppa.org. Download a member brochure by putting this into your browser. Http:/ www.mnppa.org/docs/mnppa brochure.pdf. Other producers whom we trust. Sun, Aug.28: Fall Plant Exchange.