Tan Phu Forest is about 2 hours North of Ho Chi Minh City, and the location of a few bird blinds set up by...
Whenever we feel 10,000 Birds could have more writers, we ask an online AI art creation site for a suitable illustration. The result is...
A Japanese book on Hokkaido birds lists 6 species of woodpeckers – I saw three of them, presumably the most common ones. The most...
While I will later certainly regret not keeping this sighting for my regular monthly post on Shanghai birds (it can be difficult to find...
May is the month in which spring migration basically comes to an end in Shanghai. The month starts with many birds and ends with...
Given how far Hokkaido is from Europe, it seems a bit surprising how many bird species wintering on this Japanese island have a name...
Male Japanese Paradise Flycatchers pass through Shanghai in mid-May – they do so in autumn as well, but then without the long tail feathers...
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