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Julia Zarankin

Toronto
As seen in: MSN Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Chatelaine, Audubon, enRoute (Air Canada), Literary Hub, Sierra Magazine, The Walrus Magazine and
Writer, birdsplainer (@ZeissBirding Ambassador in Canada), lecturer, adult ballet aficionado, translation fellow @YiddishBookCtr.
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Pour les oiseaux! Cartographie des 92 refuges d’oiseaux migrateurs du Canada

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By Julia Zarankin
| Canadian Geographic Verified
La migration des oiseaux est l’une des plus grandes merveilles du monde : des milliards d’oiseaux s’envolent chaque printemps et chaque automne entre leur résidence d’été et leur séjour d’hiver. C’est aussi une épreuve épuisante d’endurance et de force. Les 92 refuges d’oiseaux migrateurs du Canada, gérés par le Service canadien de la faune d’Environnement et Changement climatique Canada, rendent ce périlleux voyage un peu moins pénible.
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For the birds! Mapping Canada’s 92 migratory bird sanctuaries

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By Julia Zarankin, Chris Brackley
| Canadian Geographic Verified
Bird migration is one of the world’s great wonders as billions of birds take to the skies each spring and fall to fly between their summer and winter homes. It’s also a gruelling test of stamina and strength. Canada’s 92 migratory bird sanctuaries, managed by the Canadian Wildlife Service of Environment and Climate Change Canada, make the perilous journey just a tiny bit less onerous.
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The Wonders of Weird Duck Time

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By Julia Zarankin
| Sierra Magazine Verified
Though it might sound counterintuitive, the best antidote to a cold winter season is birding. Watching birds not only gets us outdoors, but it also gives us an opportunity to observe the many species that thrive during the time of year many of us spend largely indoors. The cartoonist and science communicator Rosemary Mosco has a nickname for birding in winter—weird duck time—because of the waterfowl that sport their spiffiest attire to attract a mate.
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