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Birds Avoid Spreading Fake News in Their Social Networks
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The Case of the Missing Bald Eagle
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Speaking of Tongues
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Counting is Caring in the Great Backyard Bird Count of 2020
Join People Around the World Who are Helping Birds by Counting Them for Science
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Birds of a Feather Flock Together for Teatown’s EagleFest
Connecticut’s Youngest Falconer is Featured Guest at EagleFest
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Helping Backyard Birds in the Winter
Food, Shelter, and Other Necessities Keep Winter Birds Safe
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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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Be Wise, Start Your Birdwatching Journal for 2020
Birdwatching Journal Connects Your Heart and Mind with Nature
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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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Wintering Bald Eagles Are Back for a New Season at Shepaug Dam
The Weather Outside Can Be Frightful, But Seeing Wintering Eagles is So Delightful
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Study Finds Bird Migration Timing Skewed by Climate Change
Weather Radar Detects Change on a Continental Scale
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Give the Gift of Inspiration to Your Favorite Birdwatcher
Journal Designs Feature Northern Cardinal, Barn Owl, Red-Tailed Hawk, Snowy Owl and Eastern Screech Owl
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Welcoming Winter Birds to Your Backyard
Provide Food, Shelter, and Water to Keep Winter Birds Safe
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