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Keep Your Feeders Up In Fall For A Chance At Rare Hummingbirds
East of the Mississippi, it is notable that there is just a single anticipated hummingbird-the recognizable Ruby-throated Hummingbird. Ruby-throateds regularly show up in April and the mass have left by the first of October. Nonetheless, any hummingbird seen after around 15 October is bound to be an intriguing western animal...
- May 29, 2024
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How do birds “fall in love”? A look
When birds band together, their associations can take many forms. Some, like penguins and albatrosses, form bonds that can last decades. Other species only stay together for one or more seasons. And there are also groups (like grouse, hummingbirds and the amazing birds of paradise) where there is often no...
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We love birds. These heaps of variety and euphoria hold an extraordinary persona and miracle as they fly across the sky and chase and search food. The realm of birds on our earth is portrayed by feathers, mouths, innocuous jaws, and the laying of hard-shelled eggs. The greater part of...
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New Migration Maps Help Birders and Scientists Find
Kristen Heath-Acre lives in Columbia, Missouri, which officially has a sister-city relationship with Hakusan City, Japan.
But Heath-Acre, the state ornithologist for the Missouri Department of Conservation, says she feels increasingly of a sister-city connection to the town of Santa Marta and the mountain forests near the tailspin of northern Colombia.
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January 09, 2024