Identifying Male and Female American Kestrels
Meet North America’s Smallest Falcon, the American Kestrel
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Seeing Eye to Eye with a Harris’s Hawk
Holding a Harris’s Hawk
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Peregrine Falcons See Prey at Speeds of Formula 1 Racing Cars
Researchers Measure How Many Blinks Per Minute a Falcon Perceives
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Welcoming Winter Birds to Your Backyard
Provide Food, Shelter, and Water to Keep Winter Birds Safe
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White-throated Sparrow is Not Just Another Little Brown Bird
White-throated Sparrow is the Beautiful Whistler of the North
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Bald Eagle’s Ability to Soar and Glide All in the Wrist
Research Explains How Nature Reshapes Wings
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Why is This Bird Wearing Leather Anklets?
No, That’s Not Bird Jewelry
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Noisy Guardians of the Water Ways
Meet the Belted Kingfisher
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Owl’s Eye Color, What Does It Mean?
Owl’s Eye Color Indicates Time of Day They Predominantly Hunt
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3 Billion Birds Gone
Study Shows 1 in 4 Birds Lost in North America
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White Barn Owls Excel at Hunting in Bright Moonlight
Moonlight Reflecting Off Owl’s White Feathers Makes Voles Freeze Longer and Easier to Hunt
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Saving Sage-grouse by Relocation
Project Shows Relocating the Birds is a Viable and Productive Step Towards Helping Their Population Recover
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