Sometimes hawks, in particular, Red-shouldered Hawks will go all Turdus migratorious, hop on the ground and nosh some slimy earth worms. There’s even video...
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Snowy Owls are iconic birds. You rarely find a person – birder or non – who doesn’t want to take a good long look...
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