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Least Bittern and Marsh Wren - 04 Jul 2021

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Neotropic Cormorant - 03 Jul 2021

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Wilson's Phalarope Chicks! - 27 Jun 2021

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Jerry Jourdan: I have been birding since 1980 when, as an undergraduate at UM-Dearborn, MI I took a field biology class and became hooked on birds. Since then I have had a passion for trying to photograph them. In 2003 I discovered the art of Digiscoping, or photographing birds with a spotting scope and point and shoot camera. Since then I have been photographing / documenting birds while trying to improve my skills. In 2007 I started blogging to record my observations / photos and provide a narrative of my adventures / experiences. Having recently moved to Brownstown, MI I am now closer to nature and am now enjoying pre-retirement living at Brownton Abbey (our new home). Birding Through Glass describes my passion for optics: from microscopes at work, to binoculars, lenses, scopes, and even photographing through windows.

2016 Digiscoping Gallery

2016 Digiscoping Gallery

2015 Digiscoping Gallery

2014 Digiscoping Gallery

2013 Digiscoping Gallery

2012 Digiscoping Gallery

2011 Digiscoping Gallery

2011 Digiscoping Gallery

2010 Digiscoping Gallery

Digiscoped images from 2010

2009 Digiscoping Gallery

Digiscoped images from 2009

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