Tell us a bit about yourself:
I live in Pickett WI (Winnebago Co.) with my husband. Combined, we have five children and eight grandchildren. My husband and oldest son own and operate the family trucking business. My day job is as a corporate receptionist, but I’ve had several careers in my adult life. Unfortunately, none of those careers was bird biologist, which would have been a...
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Tell us a bit about yourself: I hail from Milwaukee, WI, where I live with my birding partner and wife Sarah and our three teenaged children. I am the owner of a small business, three indoor climbing facilities in Milwaukee area called Adventure Rock.
How would you describe your involvement with birds?
My parents raised me to be an outdoors person. My father was always...
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Tell us a bit about yourself in your own words:
I grew up in Oshkosh but for the last 26 years my husband and I have lived on 9 acres near Rush Lake – a birder’s heaven. We also have a small, simple cabin (no electricity or running water) in Marinette County.
Being the art director for Wisconsin Sportsman and four other magazines was my most challenging job and it’s where I learned...
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Tell us a bit about yourself:
I am a lifelong Wisconsin resident. I live in Madison with my wife Anna. We have been here for the past seven years since graduating from the University of Wisconsin, and after growing up in Wauwatosa. I work as an environmental educator for the Aldo Leopold Nature Center where I help lead field trips, summer camps, and teach in the newly developed nature...
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Tell us a bit about yourself:
I live in Madison, WI, and have lived in Wisconsin for six years. I only began birding last summer, and I am so grateful for everything that birding has brought to my life—new opportunities, new friends, and a new appreciation for the world around me. I work part-time as the Communications and Outreach Assistant at Madison Audubon. When I’m not busy...
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Tell us a bit about yourself:
I’m 63 and work as the Curator of Fishes at the University of Wisconsin Zoological Museum. Before that, I was a Fisheries Research Scientist and Supervisor at the WDNR until I retired in 2017.
How would you describe yourself as a birder?
To be completely honest, fishes are my first love. But birds are a strong second. I began birding as a kid growing up...
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