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DuPage Birding Club Founded in January 1985, DuPage Birding Club remains an active, vibrant organization promoting birdi

Founded in 1985, the DuPage Birding Club is nationally known as one of the largest and most active birding groups in Illinois

November 12th Meeting, 7:00 pm – In Person and Via Zoom:     Sparrows of DuPage County – The Little Brown Birds Every Bi...
11/03/2026

November 12th Meeting, 7:00 pm – In Person and Via Zoom: Sparrows of DuPage County – The Little Brown Birds Every Birder Loves to Hate
Presenters: Denis Kania and Joe Suchecki

The November program will feature two of our best known club members, Denis Kania and Joe Suchecki, in a program about identification of those little brown birds that many birders simply ignore because they all look alike and are too hard to identify. Sparrows can indeed appear to be superficially similar, but Denis and Joe will demonstrate that the key characteristics of plumage, unfeathered body parts, call notes, and songs used to ID other bird groups work just as well with the sparrows. The program will be a primer on sparrow identification and will assist you in learning ways to neatly process information about your target sparrows and make their ID easier.
Come in with your questions and leave ready to ID all those late fall sparrows showing up in DuPage County every day.
The meeting starts at 7:00 pm at the College of DuPage Health Sciences Building. Come early and gather with fellow birders to talk about all the birds you have been seeing starting at 6:30 pm. If you cannot make the meeting in person, join us via ZOOM conference call by registering at the following website:

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: November - Sparrow ID. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

Migrants from the north have started showing up along Florida's Gulf Coast.(Photos courtesy John's Nature for All!)
11/02/2026

Migrants from the north have started showing up along Florida's Gulf Coast.

(Photos courtesy John's Nature for All!)

Some upcoming DuPage Birding Club events (more details will be shared closer to the event, or visit dupagebirding.org):N...
11/01/2026

Some upcoming DuPage Birding Club events (more details will be shared closer to the event, or visit dupagebirding.org):

November 12th Meeting, 7:00 pm – In Person and Via Zoom:
Sparrows of DuPage County – The Little Brown Birds Every Birder
Loves to Hate

DBC Book Club Meets November 10th—Birding to Change the World, by Trish O’Kane

Sign Up Now for the Christmas Bird Count December 19!

Dues Renewal Time
It’s time to renew your dues for next year! Your annual membership dues for 2027 are due by December 31, 2026. Dues remain $20 for individuals, $30 for families and $10 for students. Please note that any
new member joining on or after September 1 is automatically registered for the following year.

Your dues fund our annual operations and support a broad range of activities, including field trips, interesting speakers, research grants, and proactive community outreach. Help us stay strong! Thank you for your support and membership. Your 2027 dues may now be paid in any of the following ways:
1. On-line through our website using PayPal or credit card, at this link:
https://dupagebirding.org/renew
2. By mailing a check to: DuPage Birding Club P.O. Box 3381
3. Going cash or check in-person to a board member

(Photo courtesy John's Nature for All!)

How many species do you spot in this photo? How many can be or have been seen in DuPage County?
10/27/2026

How many species do you spot in this photo? How many can be or have been seen in DuPage County?

Some really interesting birds were reported on eBird for DuPage County this past week, including an American Bittern at ...
10/22/2026

Some really interesting birds were reported on eBird for DuPage County this past week, including an American Bittern at Springbrook Prairie and a Short-eared Owl at Fermilab Natural Areasi.

Sometimes doing nothing does a lot!
10/20/2026

Sometimes doing nothing does a lot!

Wildlife needs cover and food for the winter. Those spent flowers have seed heads! And it looks beautiful too!

When will it end? At least it's being reported and not swept under the rug.
10/20/2026

When will it end? At least it's being reported and not swept under the rug.

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P. O. Box 3381
Glen Ellyn, IL
60138

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