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It’s been pouring rain here in Utah the past three days. Yesterday was no exception. As the kids and I were driving to a dance performance for the girls I saw some birds flying up from the road just ahead of us. I looked more closely and saw a very small bird, just hopping in [...]

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Back in December, the kids and I made bird feeders.  It was very easy, very fast, and lots of fun!  Here’s how we did it. You will need: 2-liter soda bottles (1 per feeder) dowels or sticks (I think our dowels were 3/8 inch size) drill and drill bits something to cut dowels or sticks [...]

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I’ve been into birdwatching (or “birding” as it is commonly called) for a little less than a year now, and this year the kids and I are participating in the GBBC—The Great Backyard Bird Count. Basically, everyone in North America can count the birds wherever they go this long weekend (Friday through Monday)…whether it be [...]

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Yesterday morning after I dropped my oldest girl off at ballet and made a quick run to the LDS Humanitarian Center, I noticed some birds in a little marshy spot right next to a very busy freeway. On the way back from the Center, we decided to check it out.  We parked at a gas [...]

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For years I’ve been interested in birds, but never got around to doing much about it.  I grew up in northern Wisconsin, waking up each morning to the sounds of robins, chickadees, jays, and many others.  Living out in the country surrounded by forest was a bird paradise.  Here in Utah, even though we live [...]

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