Birds Can’t Adapt Fast Enough to Climate Change
Birds Adjust Breeding Times to Match Earlier Springs, But It’s Not Clear If They Can Breed Early Enough to Assure Survival
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Humanity Inflicted 50 Million Years of Damage to New Zealand’s Birds
It Would Take Longer Than Humans Have Been on Earth to Recover New Zealand’s Lost Bird Species
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I’m A Hawk Magnet
Seeing Red-tailed Hawks Give Insight Into Life
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Kirtland’s Warbler No Longer Needs Protection Against Cowbirds in Michigan
Kirtland’s Warbler Being Considered for Removal from U.S. Endangered Species List
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Humans and Chickadees Understand Each Other
Chickadees Aren’t Just Cute, They Understand Humans
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Bluebird Poop on My Car Equals Unhappiness
Bird Poop on Car Mirrors is Annoying, But Taking a Few Steps Can Curb This Behavior
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Birds of Prey at Bird Feeders are Just Nature Being Nature
The Circle of Life is Painful to Watch But in the Words of Naturist Jim Fowler “It’s Just Nature Being Nature”
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Birdwatching Improves Your Health
Birdwatching Provides Health Benefits for Birdwatchers Beyond the Joy Seeing Nature’s Beautiful Visual Aesthetic Treats
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Fledglings, Have You Seen Them?
If You Find Fledgling Birds, Please Leave Them Alone
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The Fellowship of the Wing
Pigeons Flap Faster to Fly Together
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Pterodactyls Could Fly From Birth
Discovery Shows Extinct Flying Reptile had Remarkable Ability to Fly from Birth
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Eyes of a Peregrine Falcon
Peregrine Falcon’s Eyesight Functions in a World Moving Much Faster Than Our Own
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