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Listen to the wonderful sounds from these native songbirds as it hum sweet sound to bring life back to the world. Listen the tweets from 15 common birds that you may encounter in your birdwatching walk. Songs from 15 Common…
The coronavirus pandemic may be keeping birdwatchers off the jungle trails, but many are continuing to look for their feathered friends – doing real time birdwatching right from the comfort of living room They do this by taking virtual journeys…
The Northern Cardinal (hereafter, cardinal), named for the male’s red plumage, is found throughout eastern and central North America from southern Canada into parts of Mexico and Central America. It has taken advantage of moderate temperatures, human habitation, and provisioning…
The Bobolink is one of the most visually striking passerines in North America. Males—conspicuous morphologically, behaviorally, and vocally during the breeding season—look like they are wearing a tuxedo backward, leading some observers to refer to this species as the “skunk…
What a shock to have two male Rose Breasted Grosbeak Bird on our bird feeder in the month of May. Then to our astonishment we had three females emerge! These birds are neo-tropical migrants. They spend the wintry weather months…