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2026 ABA Bird of the Year: The Ultimate Guide to Horned Lark Birdwatching Trips

The American Birding Association names a Bird of the Year every year. For 2026, they picked a scrappy little songbird with feather tufts that look like horns. The horned lark bird is not flashy. It does not have bright blue feathers or a long tail. But it is tough. It survives in...
  • April 01, 2026

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When Do Male Waterfowl Molt Into Colorful Breeding

Male waterfowl are known for their bright feathers. Their colors see strong, glossy, and eye-catching amid the mating season. These colors are not lasting. Instep, they show up at particular times of the year. Many people wonder when this alter happens and what triggers it. The reply is connected to molting,...

December 05, 2025

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How Can You Identify an American Black Duck?

The American Black Duck stows away in plain locate in shallow wetlands of eastern North America. They regularly run with the omnipresent Mallard, where they see very comparative to female Mallards. But take a moment see through a bunch of brown ducks to take note the dull chocolate-brown flanks, pale grayish...

December 01, 2025

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American Wigeon (Baldpate): Ultimate Identification Guide & Fun

Calm lakes and wetlands come lively with the breezy shriek of the American Wigeon, a fiddling duck with pizzazz. Breeding guys have a green eye fix and a obvious white crown, winning them the moniker "baldpate." Females are brushed in warm browns with a gray-brown head and a smear around the eye....

November 20, 2025