Deborah Edwards-Oñoro

Deborah Edwards-Oñoro enjoys birding, gardening, taking photos, reading, and watching tennis. She's retired from a 25+ year career in web design, usability, and accessibility.

Photo of the Week: White-crowned Sparrow

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Gray sparrow with pinkish-orange bill, black and white striped head, and brown wings pauses in the green grass.

While bright colorful warblers catch everyone’s attention in our area during spring migration, one of the birds I’m always looking for in spring is the White-crowned Sparrow.

It’s a beautiful large gray sparrow, with contrasting bold white and black stripes on its head.

Some populations are known to overwinter in our area, but I rarely find one during our winter months in Michigan.

I’ve seen a White-crowned Sparrow in southeast Michigan once in mid-November 2018.

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Takeaways from Inclusive Design in the Heart of the Organization

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Ability Summit 2022 welcome page with flared white star on a black background.

At Ability Summit 2022, Christina Mallon, director of inclusive design at Microsoft facilitated a panel discussion with Bas Korsten, global chief creative officer at Wunderman Thompson, Sinead Burke, CEO and founder of Tilting the Lens, and KR Liu, head of brand accessibility at Google. Their talk focused on how organizations can build inclusive design into… Continue reading Takeaways from Inclusive Design in the Heart of the Organization

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