As the flocks of Dark-eyed Juncos, White-throated Sparrows, Ruby-crowned
Kinglets and Yellow-rumped Warblers descend upon us for the winter from
the Boreal Forest of Canada, some of you may be interested in hearing
more about conservation of the places where many of these birds
originate.

 

Also, I noticed a diurnal migratory movement of Black-capped Chickadees
a number of weeks ago in Maine so interesting that folks are seeing
signs of it in your area too. There's a little note about my
observations on the chickadee movement I witnessed on my blog that can
be reached via the newsletter link below.

 

If you are interested, here's a table of contents (below) from the most
recent Boreal Songbird Initiative news.

To see the newsletter just click on:
http://www.borealbirds.org/newsletter/Update_11_02_05.html

NOVEMBER 3RD IS THE BOREAL FOREST DAY OF ACTION 

BOREAL FOREST THEME OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATORY BIRD 2006

BOREAL BIRDS GET A BOOST 

THE OTHER DUCK FACTORY 

SWIMMING IN THE GREAT BIRD CURRENT 

To sign up for boreal birds e-updates go to:
<http://www.borealbirds.org/bsi_opt-in.html>
http://www.borealbirds.org/bsi_opt-in.html

Jeff Wells

Senior Scientist

Boreal Songbird Initiative

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 <http://www.borealbirds.org/> www.borealbirds.org