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Natural Connections: Whip-poor-wills rely on moon

Over the past half-century, the birds' numbers have dropped by 75%.

United statesClam lakeMike wardDeb nelsonUniversity of illinoisMuseum director deb nelsonMoquah barrensBayfield peninsulaஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்சலாம் ஏரிமைக் வார்டுடெப் நெல்சன்பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் இல்லினாய்ஸ்வளைகுடா தீபகற்பம்

Smith: Arctic loon sighting first of its kind in Wisconsin

Ryan Brady of Washburn documented an Arctic loon on May 31 near Herbster in Lake Superior. It was the first sighting of the species in Wisconsin.

New yorkUnited statesLake superiorBayfield countyNew berlinGreen bayPort wingIan daviesLars petersson arcticMark korduckiPeder svingonGitche gummeRyan bradyTim oksuitaBetsy barteltWisconsin society for ornithology

Holy cow, that looks like a breeding plumage Pacific loon! : Arctic loon spotted for first time in Wisconsin by birders

The kind of thing you dream about : Artic loon spotted for the first time in Wisconsin by birders Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Lars Petersson Arctic loons swim on a lake in Sweden. An adult in breeding plumage was observed May 31 near Herbster in Lake Superior, the first sighting in Wisconsin history. Lake Superior is famous for being the biggest and deepest of the Great Lakes. It s also the least fertile. That lower productivity and large surface area can sometimes make Gitche Gumme seem like a blue desert. Late Monday morning was proving to be one of those times for Ryan Brady of Washburn, Betsy Bartelt of Appleton and Tim Oksuita of Moquah.

New yorkUnited statesLake superiorBayfield countyNew berlinGreen bayPort wingIan daviesLars petersson arcticMark korduckiPeder svingonGitche gummeRyan bradyTim oksuitaBetsy barteltWisconsin society for ornithology

The kind of thing you dream about : Arctic loon spotted for the first time in Wisconsin by birders

The kind of thing you dream about : Arctic loon spotted for the first time in Wisconsin by birders Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Lars Petersson Arctic loons swim on a lake in Sweden. An adult in breeding plumage was observed May 31 near Herbster in Lake Superior, the first sighting in Wisconsin history. Lake Superior is famous for being the biggest and deepest of the Great Lakes. It s also the least fertile. That lower productivity and large surface area can sometimes make Gitche Gumee seem like a blue desert. Late Monday morning was proving to be one of those times for Ryan Brady of Washburn, Betsy Bartelt of Appleton and Tim Oksuita of Moquah.

New yorkUnited statesLake superiorBayfield countyNew berlinGreen bayPort wingIan daviesLars petersson arcticMark korduckiPeder svingonGitche gumeeRyan bradyTim oksuitaBetsy barteltWisconsin society for ornithology

Time to mate, the moon tells the whip-poor-will

Whip-poor-wills need moths. You can make a difference in your own backyard by preserving and restoring habitat, planting native species, spraying fewer chemicals.

United statesClam lakeMike wardDeb nelsonUniversity of illinoisNatural history museumNatural history museum director deb nelsonMoquah barrensBayfield peninsulaCable natural history museumஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்சலாம் ஏரிமைக் வார்டுடெப் நெல்சன்பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் இல்லினாய்ஸ்இயற்கை வரலாறு அருங்காட்சியகம்

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