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You Are What You Eat: A Flicker Mystery Solved
It’s been a head-scratcher for quite some time. What’s with the yellow-shafted Northern Flickers in the eastern U.S. bearing some orange feathers? (As…
What I Did for Love
If a bird were to sing “What I Did for Love,” from A Chorus Line, it wouldn’t warble about devoting itself to…
In Sunlight or in Shadow
Those of you who go outside like actual birders and/or adults may not be aware of the latest craze to…
Eye Color in Birds
Two weeks ago I wrote a post entitled, “How do Birds get their Color?”. This got me thinking about eye…
How do Birds get their Color?
Birds have captivated us for time eternal, not only because of their ability to fly, but also because of the…
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The Juniper Titmouse Nesting Project
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Week 31: Visits to Hart Mountain, Malheur and the surrounding areas.
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Evidence of earlier humans in Madagascar is unconvincing but interesting
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A Sora Saw I
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Best Bird of the Weekend (Third of September 2018)
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Great-billed Heron at Derby wharf
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Yellowstone National Park Bird Celebration
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15 Hummingbirds that Can Only Be Seen in or Near Costa Rica
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How to Be an Urban Birder by David Lindo
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Where Are You Birding This Third Weekend of September 2018?
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