Beggar Birds: Where Have All the French Fries Gone?
Holy earthworms, sunflower seeds, and suet! You think you have your hands full with the coronavirus pandemic? You should be […]
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Adventures in Birding
Bruce’s Birdtography: Birds in Flight on a Cloudy Day
Photographing birds in flight can be challenging, but attempting it on a cloudy day brings a whole new realm of
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The Most Metal Bird and My Birding Bestie: A Pandemic Story
I thought it was a bird at first. As I continued walking along the bike path along the Muskingum River
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Bruce’s Birdtography: Observing to Photograph Osprey
Yogi Berra once said, “You can observe a lot by just watching.” It seems like a funny statement, but somehow
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The Importance of Birding & Community: Support Festivals, Support Conservation
Migration’s kicking into gear, and it couldn’t come at a better time. Who couldn’t use a little positive bird distraction right now,
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Undefeated
I grew up in Texas, playing football. Then I joined the Army and became an Airborne Ranger. I was sure
Was There a Snowy Owl in Your 2020 New Year’s Resolutions?
If you decided that seeing a snowy owl in the wild would be a great goal for 2020, and you
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Some of My Best Friends Are Vultures
[Editor’s note: We invited Katie Fallon, author of Vulture: The Private Life of an Unloved Bird, to share her thoughts
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Adopted hawk raised by eagles
A bald eagle nest by any account is a sight to behold, especially once the adults are joined by their
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Ornithology reveals clues in Peruvian geoglyph mystery
In southern Peru, a vast 200-square-mile stretch of desert plains is adorned with massive etchings known as the Nazca Lines.
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Resources for Planting and Gardening for Birds and Insects
When we think of helping birds, tube feeders, sunflower seeds, hummingbird nectar, and bird baths might come to mind. But
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Species Unseen for 47 Years Rediscovered Near Colombian Town Named for Miracles
Fewer than 20 Antioquia brushfinches are known, and habitat is under immediate threat By the American Bird Conservancy (Washington, D.C.,
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