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Week 15: The Darwin area has some great birds, and Crocodiles!
We are now at the tail end of our time in Australia, but I feel like we are ending it…
Do birds avoid predators because of culture?
Tradeoffs in behavior, and plasticity We assume natural selection has shaped birds to avoid predators. Noticing predators, reacting to them…
Why Birders Dig Darwin
February 12 is Darwin Day, the birthday of the brilliant author of On The Origin of Species. This year marks…
“A Little Bird Told Me” … Happy Birthday Charles Darwin
If you know only a little bit about Charles Darwin, you know that he figured out Evolution via his study…
Pilgrim on the Great Bird Continent
From the outside looking in, birding and science seem to be two very different pursuits. Even enthusiasts themselves sometimes fail…
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