Aug 17, 2016
Hi everyone! I made my first attempt at a blog post for the American Birding Association recently and wanted to share! It's a synthesis of material I've been posting in the lab notes here on this site, and hopefully marks the first of many blog posts to come in the future (I am learning that I really like this blogging thing :)
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