Wildlife rehabilitators are not known for our bling. First of all: most of us don’t have much, because we spend all our money on...
As we might have already mentioned here on 10,000 Birds, this year is shaping up to be a historic year in terms of a...
The video above, taken yesterday at New Jersey’s Stone Harbor Point by Tom Johnson, is pretty awesome. He was simultaneously filming with two different...
Snowy Owl in Queens, New York, 1 December 2013 The midwestern and northeastern United States, especially coastal regions and areas along the Great Lakes, is...
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Rough-legged Hawks (or Buzzards) don’t seem to generate much excitement here in northern North America. I suppose I know the reasons why — they’re...
A European Starling in New Zealand made the news this week. This particular species is not native to New Zealand (similar to its...
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