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The Accidental Architecture of a Global Bird Crisis
Sep 22, 2026 · original
For millions of years, birds that couldn’t dig their own burrows relied on a narrow set of natural features to nest safely, like cliff ledges or hollow trees. When humans began building upward with stone and timber, several species adapted to use those structures instead, and the arrangement worked reasonably well for centuries. However, this arrangement has begun to break down in recent… Source
Pensacola Pelicans
Sep 22, 2026 · original
The pelicans of Pensacola, Florida stand colorful, cherubic, stately perched on street corners or public parks or parking lot edges. There are dollar bill pelicans and life guard pelicans, music pelicans and Navy pelicans, library pelicans and fish pelicans wings outstretched but never flying. I love them, but crossing the I-10 bridge over… Source
A Field Guide to Bird Guide Clichés
Sep 22, 2026 · original
Bird guides are undoubtedly useful, but they also seem to have been written from the same phrasebook. After going through enough of them, certain expressions crop up again and again. Here are thirteen of the most familiar bird guide clichés – and why birders sometimes dream of taking up stamp collecting instead. More often heard before seen: Quite possibly the global market leader in bird… Source
Bird Guides of the World: Miguel Amar, Mexico
Sep 22, 2026 · original
What is your favorite bird species? I’ve always been fascinated by the corvid family because of their complex social behavior and the many similarities they share with us humans. They’re also among the birds that often allow you to observe them closely, making it easier to appreciate their personalities and interactions. They are an incredibly diverse group of birds, and many of them are… Source
Some Waders of Xinjiang
Sep 21, 2026 · original
Given that Xinjiang is generally very dry – only about 10% of its area is suitable for human habitation – it is not a place where one expects to see many waders. Wetland and not wetland in Xinjiang And yet, I saw plenty of them in August: Black-winged Stilt, Pied Avocet, Northern Lapwing, Little Ringed Plover, Kentish Plover, Black-bellied Plover, Black-tailed Godwit… Source
Birding Lodge of the World: Gir Birding Lodge, India
Sep 21, 2026 · original
Which bird species do you think is the biggest attraction to visitors of your lodge (please only name one species)? The Mottled Wood Owl is one of the many star attractions at the Gir Birding Lodge. A common boundary with the Gir National Park gives visitors ample opportunities to encounter the highlights of the region What is the name of your lodge, and since when has your lodge… Source
Killers On The Loose: Wolves Of The Sea And Tropical Vagrants
Sep 20, 2026 · original
The morning air in Victoria Harbour (Victoria, BC, Canada) was sharp as our catamaran, Wild 4 Whales, cast off with Eagle Wing Whale Watching Tours at 09:30 today. Onboard, we were in superb hands with our Skipper, Brett, with whom I had the privilege of sharing the bridge, and our exceptionally talented naturalists, Jennifer, Molly, and Jo Anne. Pushing out into the open waters… Source
Three Photos: Egyptian Vulture
Sep 20, 2026 · original
Photos taken by Rolf Nessing of Vogelzug Reisen on Socotra Island in February 2020… Source

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