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Kelly Barth

Kelly Barth is president of the Jayhawk Audubon Society. A writer and copyeditor, she is also a co-owner of the Raven Book Store in Downtown Lawrence.

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A Seasonal Guide to Birding in Lawrence | Spring

By Kelly Barth on Mar. 16, 2023

By no means an expert birder, I am both exhilarated and frightened by spring. I’m exhilarated because of all the migrants moving through; I’m frightened because of all the migrants moving through. Positioned right in the middle of the Central Flyway, Lawrence, Kansas, offers some of the best spring…

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A Seasonal Guide to Birding in Lawrence | Winter

By Kelly Barth on Feb. 06, 2023

Whatever your skill level, Lawrence is a great place for birding! As we townies like to boast, if you drive for 10 minutes (or bicycle for 15 or 20), you’re in the country. There are also some nice little pockets of habitat tucked right into town as well. Maybe you’re already a seasoned birder and…

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