Or signed poster-sized prints from the guide? Then just like the Princeton Birds and Natural History page on Facebook and you will be entered...
The juvenile Red-tailed Hawk in San Francisco that was observed to have a nail shot through its head was finally caught by rehabbers and...
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Presented without further comment. Except that, yeah, I know that not all hunters are like this…
The honeycreepers of Hawaii now have a family tree, with researchers from the Smithsonian having used DNA to map the entire family. Good news...
This is so cool.
This article has so much cool information I can’t even believe it.
Why would anyone shoot a Red-tailed Hawk with a nail gun? Hat-tip to Seagull Steve.
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