Nesting Behaviors of Carolina Wrens in USA
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
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.
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
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
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It would be alarming to see people walking around with cages full of birds in North America and Europe. But throughout Asia, this is a regular sight, especially around temples
There are countless fables and legends about the Eastern whip-poor-will. The omen of death. A birder’s grim reaper. But are they true? Unlikely. But not impossible. This bird is often
Every bird species is comprised of its own unique features, quirks, and curious facts. The yellow-headed blackbird is no exception. There are around 9 other species of North American birds
Sometimes you hear or read a bird’s name and have to do a double take: “Wait, their name is what?! These names can be amusing, while others make you wonder
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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
With their striking blue plumage, male Indigo Buntings are a summer favorite amongst birders. They delight the air with their songs, sitting proudly on their perches. Whether you spot an
Buntings are beautiful, small birds found throughout North America. They include a variety of species, from the well-known Indigo Bunting to the breathtakingly stunning Painted Bunting to the rare and
Judging by the name, you can probably guess what a red-winged blackbird looks like. Yet, your first instinct might not be right for both males and females. Only adult males
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It’s no secret that birds are stunning creatures. Some have bold, colorful feathers while others have unique feather structures to help them stand out. With over 11,000 bird species in
In this article we discover fifteen of the rarest birds in the world. The birds on this list are elusive and often uncanny with unique physical traits and behaviors. They
The Northern Cardinal is perhaps the most well-known and well-loved bird in the central and eastern United States. With their bright red plumage, male Northern Cardinals are easy to spot
“Jump in the shower and the blood starts pumpin’”. Ah, Dolly. An icon. But really, there’s no better way than to start or end your day with a good shower
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.
Sweet and lively, the Black-capped Chickadee is a favorite amongst birders. There are seven known species of chickadee in North America; the Black-capped, Boreal, Carolina, Chestnut-backed, Gray-headed, Mountain and the
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The devastating decline in bird populations across North America frightens backyard birders and scientists alike. The numbers are staggering, and sadly, most people are completely unaware of the ongoing and
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The American Ornithological Society (AOS) has committed to a tremendous task over the next few years: the renaming of all North American eponymous English bird names. Eponymous indicates something named
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