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While you're drying out from today's soaking, here's another short preview of birds we can expect in a couple weeks.
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July 18-26, 2020
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- Fire at Eastern Market
- Sparrows and Bitterns at Poplar Point
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions Increase in DC Area
- Baltimore Orioles
- Loose Feathers #96
- Happy Birthday to John James Audubon
- Migrants at Kenilworth
- Cerulean Warbler
- Anacostia Watershed Cleanup
- Happy Birthday to John Muir
- Loose Feathers #95
- I and the Bird #47
- IPCC Predicts Climate Change Impact for U.S.
- Birding by Metro: Red Line
- D.C. Rare Birds, Now and Then
- More Coming Attractions
- Taking a Bath
- D.C. Climate Rally
- Another Pelican Video
- Loose Feathers #94
- Coming Attractions
- Sibley
- Toxic Waste and Environmental Justice
- Biofuels
- Birding by Metro: Blue and Orange Lines
- Loose Feathers #93
- Birding by Metro: Green and Yellow Lines
- I and the Bird #46
- A study of common scops owls established that owls...
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- Supreme Court Rules on Greenhouse Gases
- Early Spring Birding at Kenilworth
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