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A Dark-eyed Junco perched on a snowy wall

A bird’s eye view of what’s in the sky this winter

Biologist Dr. Jay McEntee shares why the Ozarks is a top spot to see a diverse range of birds.

January 14, 2025 by Strategic Communication

Dr. Jay McEntee, professor in the department of biology at Missouri State University, focuses his research on understanding bird behaviors and the unique ecosystems they inhabit.

In this episode of the Missouri State Journal, he shares why the Ozarks’ mix of habitats makes it one of the best places to spot a diverse range of birds this winter. From Bald Eagles to Bonaparte’s Gulls, McEntee highlights the incredible variety of species that make the region their seasonal home.

In this two-part series, he shares tips on where to find winter birds, what makes the Ozarks special for birdwatching and how Missouri State connects students and the community to conservation efforts.

  1. Winter birdwatching in the Ozarks


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