Joni James shares a song map to track a singing male Indigo Bunting at her home, and encourages you to take note of your singing birds, too.
Field Notes From a Naturalist: July 2025
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Joni James shares a song map to track a singing male Indigo Bunting at her home, and encourages you to take note of your singing birds, too.
Birds, nature, kindness, and life are for everyone. As bird lovers, we should all do our part, in July and every month, to make sure all have access and ease in enjoying the bird life around us.
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