Jim McCormac is a nature journalist based in Columbus, Ohio. He writes for the Dispatch and Yahoo News, focusing on local nature and wildlife stories. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for conservation, Jim brings the beauty of Ohio's natural world to readers, highlighting rare sightings, unique habitats, and the wonders of local wildlife.
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Jim Mccormac's coverage focuses on local nature and wildlife in Ohio, particularly Columbus. His articles predominantly cover botanical and zoological topics related to the region.
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Jim McCormac | Special to The Columbus Dispatch Ohio is home to about 1,800 native plants , and some of them get more love than others.
Out of 150 species of butterflies, monarchs are the most beloved, but what does the future hold for our friendly fliers?
As the curtain closes for Ohio's flowers, asters are showing their last bit of life.
Jim McCormac | Special to The Columbus Dispatch Show Caption Rare birds tend to create massive excitement among birders, even if the bird in question isn't massive.
Jim McCormac | Special to The Columbus Dispatch On Oct. 20, I found myself near Wooster, in Wayne County, attempting to photograph waterfowl.
Jim McCormac | Special to The Columbus Dispatch On Friday, Dec. 6, I was toiling away in my home office.
Jim Abrams recalls the wildlife-inspired gift he gave his mother one Christmas.
Jim McCormac | Special to The Columbus Dispatch On the chilly morning of Dec. 5, Alex Patton headed into a coffee shop in Utica.
Jim McCormac | Special to The Columbus Dispatch I suppose most Ohioans head south in the winter, if a vacation opportunity arises.
When a lazuli bunting was found in Ohio, the news grew so fast to see the small-statured flyer.
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