$160
Raised of $1,000
Sandhill Craniums (WI Association for Environmental Education)
Team Profile
39 total number of bird species seen
Team participating in Great Wisconsin Birdathon 2026
Takes place Apr 15 - Jun 15, 2026
Captained by Lori Klein
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Team Members 5
Victoria Rydberg-Nania
Angela Rivera Rautmann
Xia Lowery
Tara Von Dollen
Lori Klein
Angela Rivera Rautmann
4 hr. ago
1
number of bird species seen
$0.50
Per bird species seen
$0.50
Earned
Chickadees making a home in our siding :) Not the best place, but very exciting.
Angela Rivera Rautmann
4 hr. ago
8
number of bird species seen
$0.50
Per bird species seen
$4
Earned
Had a great day at work and saw multiple species:
- Sandhill Cranes
- Canada Goose
- Osprey
- Bald Eagle
- Blue Jay
- Goldfinch
- Robin
Victoria Rydberg-Nania
5 hr. ago
2
number of bird species seen
$1.67
Per bird species seen
$3.34
Earned
Today a rose-breasted grosbeaks and a goldfinch visited our feeder!
Donations 4
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