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Birds

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Yellow Rail

Latin:  Coturnicops noveboracensis

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Wilson's Plover

Latin:  Charadrius wilsonia

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Tree Swallow

Latin:  Tachycineta bicolor

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White-throated Swift

Latin:  Aeronautes saxatalis

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Virginia Rail

Latin:  Rallus limicola

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Canada Warbler

Latin:  Cardellina canadensis

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Pigeon Guillemot

Latin:  Cepphus columba

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Wilson's Snipe

Latin:  Gallinago delicata

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    The Restoration of Bartel Grassland: How Have We Done?
    Conservation

    Bartel Grassland

    The restoration success story of Bartel Grassland, an Illinois Important Bird Area

    Lights Out Program
    Climate

    Lights Out Program

    A program to save the lives of birds that migrate through cities at night.

    Why Lights Out?

    What do we know about night-migrating birds and urban buildings?

    Setting Up a Program

    Sample materials you can modify and use to establish a Lights Out program.

    Grassland Species of Concern in Kane County Forest Preserves

    Grassland Species of Concern in Kane County Forest Preserves

    Learn more about The Illinois Wildlife Action Plan and conservation efforts.

    Migratory Bird Habitat and Landscaping

    Migratory Bird Habitat and Landscaping

    Thousands of migrating birds pass through most people's yards every spring and fall - these simple garden principles can help them find the food and shelter they need. 

    Planting for Chicago-area Migratory Birds
    Birds

    Planting for Migratory Birds

    Any landscape - formal, informal, large or small - can attract rare and beautiful migrants if a few simple principles are followed

    Plantings for Spring Migrants

    Plantings for Spring Migrants

    Gardens offer spring migrants insects to catch, nectar to drink, ground to scatch in and buds to eat

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