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Late Summer Atlasing
Late summer birding in North Carolina can be a quieter time in terms of bird activity, as many species have finished breeding and are less vocal. However, it’s also a period of transition as some species prepare for migration, while others may have extended breeding seasons or raise multiple broods.
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BLOCK BUDDY Pop-up Party: MONDAY 7/15 @ 7 PM
Hi Atlas Enthusiasts! It’s year four of five! And we have just a few weeks left in this breeding season. Can you help?
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