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SUMMARY:Early waterfowl field trip
DESCRIPTION:Join us at 8 AM Sunday March 22th. Meeting place will be at the Beaver Dam Mc Donalds Hwy 33 and 151. \nWe will car caravan from there. We will be looking for ducks\, geese and swans primarily but who knows what we will run into. \nThis area along the Beaver Dam river is the first open water for these parts.  Waterfowl concentrate along this riverine system using surrounding fields for feeding.
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/early-waterfowl-field-trip/
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SUMMARY:Nest Box Checking
DESCRIPTION:Join us on SATURDAY March 21st at 10 AM.  We will venture outside to check on some nest boxes.  This will be a hands on learning program. \nThis will be a kid friendly program so bring your fledgling bird buddy along or someone new to nest boxes or birding. \nWe will check on Wood Duck nest boxes and some Tree Swallow/Bluebird boxes around the education center. \nPlease note the time and date on this meeting!  Meet at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center.  N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/nest-box-checking/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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SUMMARY:Nest Box Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, March 7: 8:00am-12:30pm \nInterested in birdhouses\, but don’t know where to begin? Wondering what you can do to help cavity nesting animals? Head to the Horicon Marsh Education & Visitor Center on Saturday\, March 7th from 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM to bolster your nesting knowledge. Speakers will discuss popular nest boxes\, such as bluebirds and wood ducks.  Come for a specific topic or stay for all three. Whatever you choose\, these presentations will cover many topics to “brood” about for this upcoming nest season! \nDoors will open at 8:00am so that early birds can peruse displays on cavity nesting birds\, talk with DNR experts on how to attract birds to your yard or purchase your own nesting box. Speaker times will be 8:30am\, 9:45am and 11am. \nBluebird/tree swallow\, bat or Wood Duck boxes will available for purchase on site. Cash\, check or credit will be accepted.  The Friends of the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center will provide kits and fully assembled boxes for sale. Donuts and coffee will also be available for a donation during the day. Get involved or learn more in the classrooms\, where there will be displays from local bird conservation organizations. \nFree entrance event\, and all ages are welcome. No registration required. For more information\, call 920-210-9054 or e-mail Elizabeth.herzmann@wisconsin.gov. \nThe Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center is located between Horicon and Mayville at N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon. For a detailed list of all Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center special events\, please visit the Friends of Horicon Marsh website at www.horiconmarsh.org. \nSpeaker Details \n8:30AM- Bluebirds \nSpeaker will be Liz Herzmann\, DNR Wildlife Conservation Educator and recipient of the 2021 Bluebird Restoration Association of Wisconsin (BRAW) educator of the year. \nLiz has lived the “new to the bluebird world” as a new homeowner 15 years ago.  She has experienced the trials and tribulations of establishing a successful nest box trail.  Liz now shares her experiences with her husband and 2 children at home along with her children’s classmates at Mayville Elementary School.  Liz has established a trail at the school to show students the wonders of the outdoors.  Liz is a wealth of outdoor knowledge from birds to butterflies to dragonflies to native plants. \n9:45AM- Christa Trushinsky – Bats \n \nChrista will present a talk focusing on bat boxes their placement\, care and maintenance along with some biology and fun facts about Wisconsin bats. \nChrista has enjoyed more than 20 years of environmental education in both formal and informal settings and is proud to have been the naturalist and Director of Education for River Bend Nature Center since 2016. In the past\, she has worked with the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and the Belize Zoo doing primate research in Central America and with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the US Fish and Wildlife Service at Horicon Marsh performing wetland ecology research regarding muskrat populations and aquatic vegetation. After earning her master’s in Conservation Biology at UW-Madison\, she has become more involved with WAV (Water Action Volunteers)\, Snapshot Wisconsin\, the Wisconsin Bat Program\, and Wisconsin Master Naturalist’s Bat Ambassadors. \n11AM- Wood Ducks with Jeff Bahls: Making Wood Duck Boxes Pro”duck”tive \nJeff has placed and monitored Wood Duck nest boxes for over 30 years and in that time produced an estimated  16\,000 ducklings from 150 nest boxes he supervises.  He will share his formula for success and lessons learned along the way.  He has been a lifelong outdoorsman with waterfowl leading the way into birding\, paddling and an appreciation of wetlands. \n  \n 
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/nest-box-seminar-3/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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SUMMARY:Flying into Wildlife & Wind Energy- David Drake
DESCRIPTION:Wind energy offers many benefits\, including a renewable source of energy that does not produce air or water\npollution. A drawback to generating energy from wind\, however\, is the negative effect it can have on flying\nwildlife (birds and bats). These effects can range from lethal ones due to blunt force trauma from striking the\nturbine infrastructure to non-lethal ones like habitat displacement. My presentation will provide some\nbackground about wind energy and then focus on research my lab and I conducted at the Forward Energy wind\nfarm in Dodge and Fond du Lac Counties. \nDavid Drake is a Professor and Extension Wildlife Specialist in the Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology\nat the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His research and extension programs primarily focus on wildlife and\nwildlife damage management in human-dominated landscapes. \nThose who wish to attend via Zoom must register in advance here: https://us02web.zoom.us/…/register/LEAbtmGGR8uTzhJ4VScJFA\n\n 
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/flying-into-wildlife-wind-energy-david-drake/
LOCATION:WI
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260131T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260131T200000
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SUMMARY:Owl Prowl
DESCRIPTION:Owl Prowl\, Saturday\, January 31\, 6-8pm \nCome join us on January 31 from 6-8pm as we learn about the exciting world of owls from members of the Horicon Marsh Bird Club and DNR staff. We’ll learn about the different owls that call the Marsh home and about their incredible adaptations. After the 30 min presentation\, we will hit the trails to see if we can find an owl outside so bundle warm. Late January is the perfect time to see or hear an owl\, so come out to the marsh it will be a HOOT! \nFree and no registration required.    Please meet at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center located at N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI.  For additional information please contact Liz Herzmann at 920-210-9054 or elizabeth.herzmann@wisconsin.gov.
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/owl-prowl-3/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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SUMMARY:Winter Birds Bus Tour (registration required)
DESCRIPTION:Winter Birds Bus Tour: Saturday\, January 31\, 3-5:30pm \nWhether you are a new or experienced birder\, this guided bus tour offers an exciting chance to spot some of Horicon’s winter bird visitors.  DNR staff and members of the Horicon Marsh Bird Club will take you to all the hotspots as we search for beautiful birds like Horned Larks\, Snow Buntings\, Rough-legged Hawks\, possibly Snowy Owls\, and more.  Dress warmly\, as we may have the opportunity to get out and put some of the star birds in a spotting scope. \nThis tour will be on a traditional school bus and may be on bouncy back roads.  Bathrooms will be available before and after the trip but not during the trip.  There will likely be less than 1/4 mile walking.  Pre-registration and $15 non-refundable fee per person required.  Limit 30.  Register at https://horiconmarsh.org/event/winter-birds-bus-tour-limit-30-2/ \nYou must register and pre-pay to secure your reservation.  Please meet at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center located at N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI.  For additional information please contact Liz Herzmann at 920-210-9054 or elizabeth.herzmann@wisconsin.gov. \nAfter the bus tour\, stick around from 6-8pm and join us for an Owl Prowl!
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/winter-birds-bus-tour-registration-required/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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SUMMARY:Andrew Farnsworth- Cornell Lab What’s new in bird migration? A primer of today’s knowledge
DESCRIPTION:One of the most fun and exciting aspects of directing and participating in the BirdCast project over the last 25 years has been reading and responding to the enormous array of questions posed by careful observers\, curious bystanders\, and attentive experts. In this evening’s discussion\, we will cover everything from what’s new in the world of bird migration\, migration monitoring\, and more broadly in the ways we learn and develop both. We will cover birding\, science\, technology\, and try to have as much fun and novel insight as possible! \nAndrew Farnsworth is a Visiting Scientist in the Center for Avian Population Studies at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Andrew began birding at age 5 and quickly developed his long-standing fascinations with bird migration.  He and his collaborators employ science to educate and to engage audiences in conservation actions\, notably with respect to reducing light pollution impacts on nocturnally migrating birds.  He lives in New York\, NY with his wife Patricia and two daughters Aja and Elle. \nThe meeting is open to the public and is held at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center located at N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI. You can also join us via Zoom. \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/gZg32qkIT4u-RIODpwylnw
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/andrew-farnsworth-cornell-lab/
LOCATION:WI
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20251120T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20251120T193000
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SUMMARY:November Meeting: Meet the Purple Martins of Mayville Elementary School
DESCRIPTION:Join The Horicon Marsh Bird Club on Thursday\, November 20th\, 2025 at 6:30pm at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center for a program featuring Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Educator\, Liz Herzmann. The meeting is open to the public and is held at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center located at N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI. \nLiz Herzmann has been partnering with the Mayville Elementary School for a number of years by providing on-site environmental education utilizing their school prairie and nearby Ziegler Park.  After the loss of a bat box due to weathering\, Liz suggested placing a Purple Martin Nesting structure as it fit the habitat needed.  Purple Martins are the largest bird in the swallow family and are amazing acrobats in the air.  They eat countless flying insects\, a favorite being dragonflies\, and even drink water by scooping it up in flight!  They are a colony nesting bird\, which means they love nesting in groups in hollowed out cavities.  Now nearly all Purple Martin colonies east of the Rocky Mountains rely solely on human made structures. \nThis presentation will take you through the journey of local 4th grade students and how persistence can pay off!  A big thank you goes to the Horicon Marsh Bird Club who donated funds for some of the fun accessories needed to help this project along the way.  We hope you join us as we highlight how the Horicon Marsh Bird Club works with our local communities. \nLiz Herzmann is the Wildlife Educator for the Department of Natural Resources at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center and has worked there since 2009. She is responsible for the educational programming and special events held at the Education Center. These programs allow people of all ages to experience the wildlife and natural resources of Horicon Marsh. Previous to working at the Education Center\, Liz worked for Northern Illinois University teaching outdoor education at a field campus to 4th-8th grade students. \nFor questions or more information contact Liz Herzmann at 920-210-9054 or elizabeth.herzmann@wisconsin.gov. \n 
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/november-meeting-meet-the-purple-martins-of-mayville-elementary-school/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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SUMMARY:Ducks\, Geese\, Cranes OH My! Bus Tour
DESCRIPTION:Ducks\, Geese\, Cranes OH My! Bus Tour \nSaturday\, October 18: 3-6:15 p.m. \nHoricon is renowned for the annual fall migration of waterfowl. Join us on a guided bus tour of the Horicon area as we search for fall waterbirds. \nPre-registration and $15 non-refundable fee required at www.horiconmarsh.org. Limit 30. \nFriends of Horicon Marsh and Horicon Marsh Bird Club members are free!  Not a member yet\, visit https://horiconmarsh.org/how-to-help/become-a-member/ or https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/about-us/become-a-member/ today! \nBus is a traditional school bus.  Be prepared to walk up to 1/2 mile and possibly stand at a single location for a longer time as birds come in to roost. \nThe Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center is located at N7725 Highway 28 in Horicon\, WI.  Please contact Liz Herzmann for more details at elizabeth.herzmann@wisconsin.gov or 920-210-9054.
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/ducks-geese-cranes-oh-my-bus-tour/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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SUMMARY:October Meeting: Belugas\, Bears and Birds from Churchill Manitoba
DESCRIPTION:Join us on October 16th at 6:30 PM at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center. \nJeff and Suzanne Bahls will share their adventure from August of 2023 to Churchill Manitoba\, the polar bear capital of the world.   They paddled with Beluga whales\, toured Hudson Bay in a tundra buggy \, saw Polar bears and some sub-arctic birds as well. \nAn amazing combination\, of wildlife\, scenery\, native culture and small town feel\, this trip was a great learning adventure! \nJeff is the president of the Horicon Marsh Bird Club and loves new experiences with birds.  Suzanne is a Master Naturalist with over \n280 hours of volunteer service. They also enjoy paddling and bicycling after birds of course. \n  \n  \n \nArctic terns harassing a Polar bear\n 
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/october-meeting-birds-whales-and-polar-bears-churchill-manitoba/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20251011T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20251011T183000
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SUMMARY:Evening Marsh/Crane Watch
DESCRIPTION:This event is not impacted by the federal shutdown. \nSaturday\, October 11 from 5:00-6:30pm. \nJoin educators an hour before sunset at 5:00pm for an informative talk on the birds you see flying overhead. \nThe location of this event will be the picnic shelter at the Palmatory Street Overlook.  Address is 1210 North Palmatory Street\, Horicon\, WI. \nSandhill cranes\, Canada geese\, great egrets and a variety of ducks are just a few of the amazing migrants that will be flying into the marsh to roost at sunset. \nMembers of the Horicon Marsh Bird Club will also be on hand to answer all your bird migration questions! \nAll programs are free and open to the public. Bring a chair and binoculars if you have them as we enjoy a fall evening at the marsh! \nNo registration required. For more information please call Liz Herzmann at 920-387-7893 or e-mail her at elizabeth.herzmann@wisconsin.gov.
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/evening-marsh-crane-watch-2/
LOCATION:Palmatory Street Overlook\, Palmatory Street Overlook @43.472687\,-88.613839\, Horicon\, WI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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SUMMARY:December.   Happy Holidays   No meeting
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URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/december-happy-holidays-no-meeting/
LOCATION:WI
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250918T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250918T200000
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SUMMARY:September Meeting:  Eiders
DESCRIPTION:Join The Horicon Marsh Bird Club on Thursday\, September 18th\, 2025 at 6:30pm at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center for a program featuring Blake Richard of the United States Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS). The meeting is open to the public and is held at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center located at N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI. \nMr. Richard will present his experiences as a project volunteer with USFWS in Utqiagvik\, Alaska. His professional work has focused on the conservation of endangered Steller’s and Spectacled Eider ducks\, while his time in Alaska provided unique opportunities for observing rare birds\, encountering polar bears under the midnight sun\, experiencing snowfall in July\, and participating in local cultural events such as nalukataq. The Inupiaq name for Steller’s Eider\, Igniqauqtuq\, means “the bird who sat in fire.” \nOriginating from Wisconsin and raised near the Ruffed Grouse Capital\, Mr. Richard developed a strong connection to wildlife from a young age. Summers spent on the Rock River and autumns hunting in Spooner\, WI played an influential role in his appreciation for natural resources. Before joining the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife\, he attended Northland College and gained valuable experience working in Alaska with Ducks Unlimited\, the Alaska Department of Fish & Game\, and USFWS. His passion for avian species\, particularly waterfowl\, and dedication to conservation continue to grow\, complemented by interests in photography and writing.\nThis meeting will be available in person and on Zoom. If you would like to attend on Zoom\, you will need to register first at: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/oOL5pQSaSy2LwIpkyAi4yg
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/september-meeting-eiders/
LOCATION:Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center\, N7725 Highway 28\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250712T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250712T110000
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SUMMARY:Field trip- Ledge Park
DESCRIPTION:Join us Saturday July 12th at 8 AM Dodge county Ledge park for a bird hike. We will meet at the Shower/Restroom building and walk from there. \nLedge park has recorded 167 bird species within its 83 acres. Making it one of the areas birdiest spots.  Members of the Horicon Marsh Bird Club will lead the hike. Any and all folks are welcome to join us\, no experience necessary. Bring binoculars if you have them.     
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/field-trip-ledge-park/
LOCATION:Dodge County Ledge Park\, N7403 Park Road\, Horicon\, WI\, 53032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250626T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250626T113000
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SUMMARY:Field trip- Mud Lake\,  Garden Rd boat launch
DESCRIPTION:Join members of the Horicon Marsh Bird Club at Mud Lake Wildlife area in southern Dodge county.  Thursday June 26th 8AM .  We will gather at the Garden Road boat launch. and hike along the road and trails. \nflycatchers \, orioles\, and grassland birds will be our targets \n43.22954661324633\, -88.87320896998773 GPS \nhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/DoZZbrbjuhueeA4T6 \nPossible meet for lunch afterwards at Hubbleton Taproom nearby if here is interest.
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/field-trip-mud-lake-garden-rd-boat-launch/
LOCATION:Mud Lake – Garden Road Boat Launch
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20250615T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20250615T233000
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SUMMARY:Field trip- Swan road
DESCRIPTION:Join members of the Horicon Marsh Bird Club for a walk around the Mieske Ponds at Horicon Marsh State Wildlife Area. West of Horicon.  Walk the dikes surrounding the ponds and remnant savannah and grasslands.  Opportunity for marsh and woodland species. \nMeet at the back parking lot of Swan Road and Mieske Ditch Road.  (43.495676\, -88.67392). \n \n 
URL:https://horiconmarshbirdclub.com/event/field-trip-swan-road/
LOCATION:Swan Road
CATEGORIES:Bird Club Events
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