Chickadees Charm Winter Audubon Fans With Brisk Feistiness
The piece celebrates black capped chickadees as lively winter visitors and catalogs their clever adaptations and bonds with humans. It notes their caching, brain changes, hypothermia, nesting, predator warnings, and hybridization with Carolina chickadees, plus details on the Black River Audubon January field trip led by Chad Wilson. The article highlights their resilience, energy needs, and the group’s activities in Bay Village.
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Laura Erickson
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Erickson
A. Brodin
Montana Natural History Center
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Canada
Ohio
Cornell Lab of
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Black River Audubon
Huntington Reservation
Lake Erie Nature Center
Wolf Road
Bay Village
Chad Wilson
There is no such thing as a warm winter coat
An informal guide argues warmth comes from the wearer and proper layering. It explains insulating shells, wind blocking fabric, moisture wicking, base layers, and accessories like hats, scarves, gloves, and boots. Batteries are humorously urged with contact near the article’s end.
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