Lisa Colangelo, from West Friendship, is a long-time Howard County chapter member. Where is your favorite place to atlas?
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The September 2022 issue of What’s Hatching? is now available!
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Perhaps the most fundamental way to measure the progress of the Atlas is through block completion. By the end of the project, each block needs to be complete.
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September is the time of year when migration has returned to the forefront of our minds, and the spectacle of migrating Broad-winged Hawks is certainly a highlight. Broad-wings are exceptionally gregarious as they coast from one updraft to the next, all the way south.
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If this year’s “Global Big Day” didn’t fit into your busy spring schedule, here’s another chance to make your birding count! How about a Big Atlas Weekend?
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Cheryl Saylor, from Hagerstown, Washington County, is an avid birder, nature enthusiast, wife, and mother. Where is your favorite place to atlas?
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The April 2022 issue of What’s Hatching? is now available!
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Breeding codes help categorize observed behaviors regardless of the species, while comments help provide context and background.
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Wood Ducks are one of the few waterfowl in Maryland to nest in cavities and the only duck here to regularly double-brood.
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The February 2022 issue of What’s Hatching? is now available!
