10 Fascinating Facts About the American Robin
The American Robin (scientific name: Turdus migratorius) is a classic and beloved bird. Although a familiar sight in backyards across North America, its charming red breast and sweet whistling song
Found in North America, there are three known species of bluebird; the Eastern Bluebird, the Western Bluebird and the Mountain Bluebird. Living up to their name, bluebirds are, well, blue.
The American Robin (scientific name: Turdus migratorius) is a classic and beloved bird. Although a familiar sight in backyards across North America, its charming red breast and sweet whistling song
Swallows are incredible acrobats in flight. With their impressive swoops and dives, they catch the eye and make you want to follow their adventures through the sky. But with their
When you look at your backyard bird feeder, you probably see a lot of the same species gathering. Even though you see them daily, you might have no idea what
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Eurasian-collared doves look like chunky mourning doves with a black stripe on their neck. While they often appear in the same area as their look-alikes, their native ranges differ. So,
Cardinals are small, beautiful birds that are known for their red coloring. When people see male cardinals flock to bird feeders, it’s normal to get excited and admire their vibrant
At first, the Carolina Wren appears shy. But head to any brush, swamp, forest or even backyard in eastern USA and the summer air comes alive with the rolling song
Tanagers are unmistakable with their bright, flashy plumage. The trick is spotting them, as these inconspicuous birds spend most of their time in the canopy, hidden behind dense foliage. But
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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
There are lots of brown birds in North America that flock to feeders and bird baths. While they might not stand out as much as vibrantly colored birds, they’re each
Life is about enjoying those simple pleasures. And, at least for me, having birds nesting in my own backyard is one such pleasure. You too can encourage nesting birds in
Sparrows are a hard group of birds to identify properly. They can all look the same if you don’t know what to look for! That’s why we’ve compiled a list
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The Gray Catbird is a medium-size songbird related to mockingbirds. Although they’re not the most eye-catching bird to look at, they are a firm favorite of many birders. Their bold
When the land is covered in snow and the air is bitter cold, there’s something so soothing about watching the winter birds. They crowd on and beneath the feeder, and
The Common Grackle is commonly misconceived as a nuisance species, but we believe this bird is simply misunderstood. Common Grackles are large, noisy birds. However, we don’t think this makes
Conquering the code to eternal life has been the goal of some. Billions of dollars have been invested in the quest for immortality. And yet, so many of us are
Delve into the captivating world of bird nesting and breeding. From nest-building techniques to raising young, explore the fascinating behaviors and life cycles of your favorite bird species.
Blue jays are a birdwatcher’s joy, often topping their list of desired sightings. Although similar in appearance to other blue-colored jays like the Steller’s, Pinyon and Mexican jay, blue jays
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Being a poultry species is risky. For starters (quite literally), there’s the ever-present risk of being turned into a chicken nugget. Scary though the thought of being turned into a
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Our live-streamed Tufted Titmouse nest in Florida has been drawing attention as viewers follow along with this charismatic family’s journey. We are taking a closer look into the details of
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