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- I and the Bird
- Second-Year Sharpies
- Phillies Win!
- Mute Swans Declining in New Jersey?
- Cape May Notes
- Song Sparrows Learning Songs
- Autumn Weekend Notes
- Early Feathers for Display?
- Report Rusty Blackbird Sightings
- The Continuing Endangered Species Farce
- A 7,000-Mile Journey
- End of Whooping Crane Reintroduction in Florida
- No to King Eider, Yes to Turnstones
- Cape May Birds
- Some Recent Hawk Photos
- Many Migrants in Town
- I and the Bird
- Roads As Migratory Barriers
- Protection for Mexican Wild Parrots
- Identifying Sources of Mercury
- Penguins Threatened by Climate Change
- Shade Coffee and Climate Change
- More Signs of Winter Bird Life
- Biodiversity Loss Still on the Rise
- Miscellany: Carnivals and a Project
- Bird Diversity and the West Nile Virus, Part 2
- Sparrow Influx
- Penguins Washing Ashore in Brazil
- Offshore Wind Power Comes to New Jersey
- Otters and Eagles
- A Second Look for Marbled Murrelets
- I and the Bird
- Wind Farms and Open-Country Birds
- Kirtland's Warbler Population Continues to Grow
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