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�ʲ����Գٱ��:��11/18/2018

Sponsored By:��JR Goldberg

About the Bird: The Connecticut Warbler breeds entirely in Canada, but dedicated birders can find them in May or October migrating through Chicago or��New York City.������APP's ����APP models��predict��that the bird��will lose all of its existing breeding range if the planet warms by 3 degrees, shifting into just a tiny pocket of the far north. Now fairly common in both the eastern and western parts of the continent, the��Nashville Warbler��will also likely lose ground but stands to gain more. The��Golden-winged Warbler, which prefers leafy second-growth habitat and swamp edges, may be��driven out of its current summer range across the entire United States and up into isolated pockets of Canada.

About the Artist:�� started painting walls in 2007��in his hometown of Chicago. His work has taken him to cities around the world, producing large-scale murals everywhere he goes. He has created artwork with groups from��American Express and Google��to orphanages and public schools. “I wanted to��paint a squad of warblers from around the country,” he says. “The three birds remind me of a group of friends, all with unique personalities.”

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