Updated: Jul 9
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The Montclair Bird Club

Celebrating Over 100 Years of Birding

American Wigeon Pair
pair of American wigeons swimming right

Limpkin
Limpkin, bird of the year, flying left

Belted Kingfisher
Belted kingfisher perched on a branch

Northern gannet
Northern gannet flying left

American wigeons & black ducks
a reft of American wigeons & black ducks swimming right

BW masthead.jpg

American Wigeon Pair
pair of American wigeons swimming right

Limpkin
Limpkin, bird of the year, flying left

Belted Kingfisher
Belted kingfisher perched on a branch

Northern gannet
Northern gannet flying left

American wigeons & black ducks
a reft of American wigeons & black ducks swimming right

BW masthead.jpg

American Wigeon Pair
pair of American wigeons swimming right

Limpkin
Limpkin, bird of the year, flying left

Belted Kingfisher
Belted kingfisher perched on a branch

Northern gannet
Northern gannet flying left

American wigeons & black ducks
a reft of American wigeons & black ducks swimming right

BW masthead.jpg

American Wigeon Pair
pair of American wigeons swimming right

Limpkin
Limpkin, bird of the year, flying left

Belted Kingfisher
Belted kingfisher perched on a branch

Northern gannet
Northern gannet flying left

American wigeons & black ducks
a reft of American wigeons & black ducks swimming right

BW masthead.jpg

American Wigeon Pair
pair of American wigeons swimming right

Limpkin
Limpkin, bird of the year, flying left

Belted Kingfisher
Belted kingfisher perched on a branch

Northern gannet
Northern gannet flying left

American wigeons & black ducks
a reft of American wigeons & black ducks swimming right

BW masthead.jpg
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Get to know the winged neighbors you might not even notice: Bats! Dr. Melissa Ingala will present a fun and informative evening about the roles bats play in northeastern forests, aspects of their lifestyle and habits, threats facing them, and ways you can get involved to support bat conservation efforts.
Melissa R. Ingala is an assistant professor in the department of biological sciences at Fairleigh Dickinson University.
This month's theme: White.
For the Zoom link, write montclairbirdclub1920@gmail.com.

Yellow-headed blackbird. Photo Rick Wright
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