OBBA

Our Mission:

"We are all responsible for the stewardship of Ohio birds and their habitats. To make the correct environmental choices, we must cooperate to understand their complex behavior."

About Us

Links to our friends

(North American

Banding Council)

OPEN-TO-THE-PUBLIC

BIRD BANDING DEMONSTRATIONS

Caesar's Creek State Park

Saturday, March 29, 2008

9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

OBBA Spring Meeting, 2008

Saturday, April 5

Hopewell Culture Natural Historic Park

Chillicothe, Ohio

Feed them year round and you may have a rare visitor!

The past few years have produced new sightings, in Ohio, of Anna's, Green Violet-eared, Colliape,

Rufous, and Allen's Hummingbirds.

We suspect there are more in Ohio and the eastern U.S. than we know about.

Keep a feeder up during the winter and see what comes in.

Do you feed Hummingbirds?

Photo Courtesy: Fred Dietrich

For Ohio Hummingbird

Banding Projects visit

http://www.hbrcnet.org

Western Hummingbird species occasionally winter in the eastern U.S.

If you see a rare hummingbird in winter (especially after Nov. 15), contact a hummingbird bander immediately.

We are attempting to band as many as possible to verify the species, track and determine their migration routes, direction of travel, and timeline throughout the Eastern U.S.

for Ohio and Indiana

www.hbrcnet/Hummingbirds

For information on feeding in the winter visit: www.hummingbirdsplus.org/winterfeeder.html

for a comprehensive list of U.S. Hummingbird banders www.hummingbirdsplus.org

President'sPerch

Winter/Spring 2007

Newsletter

(Winter/Spring 2007)

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NABC Bander Certification Testing FAQ's

About Us

Membership Information

OBBA Banding Stations

OBBA Photos

Birds-In-Hand Pics

Past Spring Bandouts Pics

OBBA Banding Data

Meetings 1987-2003

Memorial Thoughts

(Mabel S. Edgerton)

OBBA Past

Newsletter Articles

and headlines

Exec & Research Committee Meeting

For more information about OBBA, please contact current president Cheryl Dykstra

The Ohio Bird Banding Association is a private, non-governmental organization. Members of OBBA who hold U.S. federal bird banding permits operate under the auspices of the Dept. of the Interior and the United States Geological Survey. All banding stations also operate in this manner. Federal permit holders in the state of Ohio must also hold a current State of Ohio banding permit.