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Title	Genres	Topics	Date (Start)	Date (End)	Type	Description	Creator/Author	Birds	Locations	Locality	Habitat	Remarks

Winter Birds	Speeches (documents)	Bird watching Birds--Behavior Birds--Food Birds--Habitat Birds--Identification Accipitridae \| Hawks and Eagles Sittidae \| Nuthatches Piciformes \| Woodpeckers and allies Odontophoridae \| Quails	1952-11-20	N/A	Manuscript, graphic, and printed material	A speech written by Margaret Herdliska for a presentation given to the Fairfield Bird Club on November 20, 1952. Included in the speech are reasons why winter is the best time to begin a study of birds as well as details of several species of permanent resident birds in Iowa, winter resident birds, and migrant birds that can be found in the state.	Lowell, Margaret Herdliska	Ruffed Grouse Blue Jay Cedar Waxwing Northern Cardinal House Sparrow Greater Prairie-Chicken American Tree Sparrow Tufted Titmouse Black-capped Chickadee Wild Turkey Dark-eyed Junco Horned Lark American Goldfinch Brown Creeper Common Pheasant Common Starling	Fairfield				Fairfield (Iowa) Bird Club Records \| MS 386	1	9