The roadrunner is a large ground bird in the cuckoo family (Cuculidae), native to North and Central America. This bird is known for its remarkable running speed and adaptability to…
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Distinguishing between birds with orange chests and bellies can be challenging when they’re so abundant in nature. The quick and…
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Discover interesting facts about the top largest flying birds in the United States by wingspan, and which are endangered.
Hummingbird Facts
Hummingbirds are small birds that love eating nectar. Since they have a poor sense of smell, hummingbirds rely on their eyes…
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A flash of crimson catches your eye against the stark background of winter in Texas. The contrast in colors is…
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There’s nothing like hearing the diverse songs of birds on a spring morning. Their cheery trills invigorate and motivate, like…
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Every state of the United States has named at least one official state bird, along with Washington, D.C., and three…
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North Carolina is a perfect southeastern state in which to experience the best of all seasons. This might be one…
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Are you an avid bird watcher wanting to know how to identify more birds? Or maybe you love seeing the…
Macaw Facts
Macaws are New World parrots which means their natural ranges are in the Americas. Specifically, macaws are found in the…
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The common grackle (Quiscalus quiscula) and common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) are dark-colored songbirds distributed widely throughout the United States. While…
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Birds are most often found soaring through the air, perching on tree branches, or shuffling on the ground. But did…
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If you’re thinking about adding a parrot to your family, this is the article for you. We will discover seven…
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Bright yellow birds at your feeder are likely to grab your attention. They stand out against the background of any…
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The red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) is one of the most common hawks in North America. In the off chance you’ve…
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Do you hear ominous music in the background when you see a crow? It makes sense: the crow’s call is…
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There are approximately 3.34 million Canada geese in the United States. This is about half the world’s population, estimated to…
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It's a delight to feed birds but did you know some birds will eat foods like jelly? We'll go over…
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Did you know Kentucky only has one truly native hummingbird species? That’s right, only the ruby-throated hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) calls…
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Learn more about sandhill cranes, their nesting behavior, and where to see their stunning migration and nests.
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The American crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos) is a large, shiny black corvid species native to North America. It is one of…
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There are over 11,000 living species of birds (Aves) around the world, but only a handful of these are known…
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Hummingbirds (Trochilidae) are a family of over 360 small iridescent birds all native to the Americas. These tiny flying jewels…
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There are over 220 living owl species around the world, but only 10 have been recorded in Alabama. Read on…
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There are over 11,000 living species of birds (Aves) around the world, but only a small percentage of these are…
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Members of the Fringillidae family, finches are nimble songbirds that come in a kaleidoscope of beautiful colors. Despite their small,…
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There are over 220 living owl species around the world, but only 15 of them are found in Washington state.…
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When it comes to colorful ducks, males (drakes) are often more vibrant than females (hens), especially during the breeding season.…
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What is the Mississippi Flyway? Why it's important and the birds that use it are covered along with other details…
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The official state bird of North Dakota is the Western Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta). This sturdy, grass-loving bird favors the wide open spaces.…
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After their pretty in pink coloration, perhaps what people associate most with flamingos is their one-legged stance. But why exactly…
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Many birds have interesting structures on top of their heads. These are classified into three main types: crests, casques, and…
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South Dakota named the ring-necked pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) as its official state bird in 1943. South Dakota boasts it is…
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Delaware is home to over 400 different bird species. Only a few of those species spend their winters in Delaware’s…
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New Mexico has a relatively stable climate all year round that can be a safe haven for many different species…
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The American robin (Turdus migratorius) is a songbird in the thrush family (Turdidae). It is found across North America and…
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Peafowl (Pavo and Afropavo spp.), aka peacocks (technically the term for just the males; females are peahen), are famous for…
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Where do pigeons come from and why are there so many in big cities? We'll look at why these urban…
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Birds are some of the most majestic animals. They are key players in supporting the ecosystem by serving as predators,…
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The bird world is full of amazing beaks with a wonderful diversity of not just form and function, but also…
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What do you want to know about hawk poop? Maybe you have never really thought much about the fecal matter…
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South Carolina winters are mild, and many types of birds find it the ideal place to spend the season. Here…
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19 of the most unique bird calls from around the world are here. See and hear the sometimes unbelievable sounds…
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Oklahoma has nearly 500 bird breeds, but many fly south when it gets cold. If you’re a birdwatcher who wants…
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Depending on your location in the United States, you may see more or fewer birds during the winter months. Many…
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Pennsylvania is home to three native falcon (Falco spp.) species. Additionally, two other falcon species appear in records in the…
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Idaho is a big state for nature lovers. Due to its remote location, stunning scenery, and vast wilderness areas, the…