North America has birds of all colors, whether it’s species with a rainbow of hues or ones with simple, natural patterns. However, white birds are some of the most mesmerizing
The Northern Flicker is one of North America’s most familiar and charismatic woodpeckers. They stand out amongst other members of the woodpecker family; not because of startlingly different colors or
Thrushes are a secretive and elusive bunch. Because of their mysterious nature, it’s always exciting for a birder to spot one in the woods. While most thrushes are uncommon, some
Have you ever seen a bird of prey fold its wings and dive toward the ground at an astonishing speed? How about a seabird effortlessly soaring on harsh winds above
A black bird can easily blend into the night sky, making them trickier to spot than other birds. Yet, their feathers are sleek and intense, which is why they’re a
Is the Brown Thrasher colorful? No. Are they easy to spot? Not so much. Do they have one of the largest musical repertoires in the bird world? Absolutely. The Brown
Orioles are some of the brightest and most tropical-looking birds in North America. With their bright orange to yellow feathers and striking black facial features, they are hard to mistake.
The color blue is extremely rare in nature, making it more mesmerizing than it already is. A few flowers and birds are blue, but beyond that, we don’t see much
As summer draws to an end, Purple Martins are preparing to start a long migration ahead. Capable of travelling thousands of miles, these are resilient little birds. This article explores
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