Study Finds Some Woodpeckers Imitate a Neighbor’s Plumage
Worldwide, Even Distantly Related Woodpecker Species Can Evolve Nearly Identical Looks
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Using Nesting Materials to Attract Backyard Birds
If You Offer It, They Will Build
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Study Ranks America’s Most Dangerous Cities for Migratory Birds
Top Cities Emitting Light Pollution that Endangers Migratory Birds
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Living Like a Bird
Live Life Simpler to Make the World a Better Place for Birds and Humans to Coexist
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New Bird Species Discovered on Borneo
Louisiana State University Researchers Discover the Cream-eyed Bulbul, or Pycnonotus pseudosimplex
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Most Microbes in Hummingbird Feeders Do Not Pose Health Hazard
Feeders or Flowers? Researchers Compare Microbes
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Spring Migration Earlier in European and North American Birds
Study Finds Timing and Duration of Spring Migration Has Increased
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Sparrow Getting Feisty at the Bird Feeder
Sparrow Channel’s Daffy Duck: “It’s Mine, It’s Mine…It’s All Mine!
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Why Everyone Must Love Owls
Some Fascinating Facts About Owls
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Use Caution When Posting Bird Sightings Over Social Media
Tips for Sharing Sightings the Right Way Putting the Bird’s Well-being First
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Woodland Hawks Flocking to Urban Buffet
Woodland Hawks Thriving on a Diet of Backyard Birds Attracted to Feeders
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Bird Beaks Did Not Adapt to Food Types
Study by University of Bristol Sheds New Light on How the Beaks of Birds Adapted Over Time
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