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Small creek flowing from a duck pond into the Maumee River surrounded by dense vegetation and woodland.

Northwest Ohio Field Notes | Exploring Local Landscapes

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Field Notes is an ongoing Backyard Habitats series exploring the natural areas of Northwest Ohio through observation. I visit preserves, parks, and other natural spaces throughout the region and slow down long enough to pay attention—to the plants and wildlife, the soil and water, the transitions between habitats, and the relationships that connect them. Field […]

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A red cardinal sitting on a tree branch

Northern Cardinals: A Vibrant and Vital Part of the Ecosystem

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The Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) is one of North America’s most recognizable and beloved birds. With their striking red plumage, clear whistled songs, and year-round presence, cardinals are a favorite for birdwatchers and backyard gardeners alike. But beyond their beauty, Northern Cardinals play a significant role in their local ecosystems. What Do Cardinals Look Like?

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