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The Falcon

Learn about the family Falconidae or falcons. These birds of prey are fascinating and beautiful. Hunters train them.

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Birds Of St John The Baptist Church Sutton-at-Hone

Find out about some of the birds that can be found in the churchyard of St John The Baptist Church, Sutton-at-Hone in Kent.

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Ring-Tailed Pigeon (Patagioenas caribaea): The Wood Pigeon Pretty as a Jamaican Stamp

Ring-tailed pigeons are Caribbean island birds. They can be seen as super-rare strays in Puerto Rico. They otherwise remain native only to Jamaica.

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The Barn Swallow

My favorite song bird or passerine is the barn swallow. See some of my photos and learn more about these great little birds.

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Disappearing Songbirds Need Help To Survive

Songbird populations in North America have dropped as much as 80 percent, according to a recent Audubon study. There are many reasons, but two stand out: loss of habitat and food.

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Birds of Colorado

There are about 500 species that can be seen in Colorado. Here are a few I've managed to see or photograph in my home state.

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American Bald Eagles, Our National Bird

The American bald Eagle is a large bird of prey, the wingspan of a bald eagle is 72 to 90 inches. Very beautiful animals.

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Ring-Tail Marsh Hawks (Circus hudsonius): Female and Juvenile Harriers of the Western Hemisphere

Harrier hawks are native to Africa, America, and Eurasia. Only a female or juvenile carries the designation ring-tail. Only in America is either known as ring-tail marsh hawk.

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The Current Popularity of Owls

A quick overview discussing the current popularity of owls in decorating and apparel.

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The Rarest Flamingo Species Doesn't Live in the Tropics

What makes the Andean Flamingo different than other flamingos? What are the two big threats that have contributed to their being designated as a vulnerable species?

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Red Kites in Britain - a Remarkable Comeback

Red Kites in Britain used to be confined to mid-Wales. There were just a couple of dozen birds left when I was a child, and the chances of seeing one was virtually nil.

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Britain's White-tailed Eagles - Extinction and Recovery

The White-tailed Eagle, sometimes known as the Sea Eagle, is a close relative of the American Bald Eagle. They were once absent from Britain's skies, but now they're back.

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Birding Prospects in Central India

This article summarizes birding potential in Central India. Dominated by tigers the Forests of Madhya Pradesh face neglect as far as birding is concerned.

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Birds And Lost Tigers of Nauradehi

A remote forest in Central India Nuaradehi was once teeming with tigers. Hunting and poaching reduced the predator to naught in the dense jungles. The area teems with birds...

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Pacific Flyway: Bird Migration in British Columbia

The most important migratory bird stopovers in British Columbia.

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Homemade Bird Baths

In summer there is nothing more attractive to birds than bird baths. Make your very own homemade bird bath and watch the birds visiting your backyard.

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Blackbilled Streamertails (Trochilus scitulus): Hummingbirds Native Only to Jamaica

Black-billed streamertails are hummingbirds. They differ in beak color from doctor birds. They inhabit only easternmost coasts while red-bills live everywhere else on Jamaica.

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Redbilled Streamertailed Doctor Birds (Trochilus polytmus): Hummingbirds Native Only to Jamaica

Jamaicans call red-billed streamertails doctor birds. They consider them island icons. The shiny hummingbirds chase ants, nectar, and spiders everywhere but Jamaica’s easterly tip.

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