What better way to celebrate Friday and the weekend than by appreciating nature via bird cams!<\/p>\n
I’ve recently been enjoying the Texas Barn Owls<\/a>, brought to us by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology<\/a>. They should be fledging soon, in about a week or so. You can choose other bird cams listed at http:\/\/cams.allaboutbirds.org\/all-cams\/<\/a><\/p>\n Interested in learning more? The Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s web site has information about birds and birding, and Andersen Library has resources too! Search the catalog<\/a> for books such as Birds and people<\/em><\/a> (Main Oversize Collection, 3rd Floor, QL673 .C63 2013), The birdwatcher’s companion to North American birdlife<\/em><\/a> (Main Collection, 3rd Floor, QL681 .L35 2004), North American owls: Biology and natural history<\/em><\/a> (Main Collection, 3rd Floor, QL696.S8 J64 2002), and many other titles. Also check out the Great Wisconsin Birding & Nature Trail<\/a> web site and Audubon<\/a>‘s web site with a lot of information, including The Online Guide to North American Birds<\/a>.<\/p>\n Please ask a librarian<\/a> for assistance with finding materials, if desired.<\/p>\n