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A Crowded House of Martins

August 12, 2011 by Dan No Comments

A type of birding experience that I greatly enjoy is one of those moments where I’ve come across a simply huge number of birds....

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Possible Reason Why We Have So Few Young Women in Birding

August 11, 2011 by Mike 7 Comments

Ever wonder why you see so few younger women out on the birding trail? Catherine Hamilton can shed a bit of light on the...

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Birders Need to Embrace Evolution More Actively

by Mike 3 Comments

Corey and I are always going on about how inextricably intertwined evolution is with birding. As a matter of fact, last time Corey overtly broached that...

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Where Are You Birding This Second Weekend of August 2011?

by Mike 7 Comments

Where has everyone gone? The web seems pretty dead this week, particularly along the birding and nature beat. Has summer lassitude set in, or...

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Will parrots and falcons soon be moved around in your field guide?

by David 10 Comments

Here’s a prediction: Parrots, falcons, and seriemas are on their way to new positions in your checklists and, eventually, field guides. Oh yes, change...

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Road birding in New Zealand

August 10, 2011 by Duncan 2 Comments

Of all the dangerous sports birders risk their necks in in the pursuit of birds, birding while driving is perhaps the most common threat...

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Unraveling the Enchantment of Starling Flocks

August 9, 2011 by Mike 1 Comment

Starlings evoke a whole range of emotions. Individually or in small groups, starlings in North America elicit all manner of ill-will. However, free-wheeling flocks...

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The Vulturine Storks

by Nate 14 Comments

European Storks are majestic, they’re graceful and stately and all of the positively connotated adjectives that are applied to birds to which humans have...

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