Meet the Birds
More Than Just a City Bird: Unveiling the Rock ...
Walk through any city park, bustling square, or even your local grocery store parking lot, and you're bound to encounter them: the ubiquitous rock pigeon. Often overlooked, sometimes even maligned,...
More Than Just a City Bird: Unveiling the Rock ...
Walk through any city park, bustling square, or even your local grocery store parking lot, and you're bound to encounter them: the ubiquitous rock pigeon. Often overlooked, sometimes even maligned,...
Killdeer: The Dramatist of the Driveway
This blog post features the killdeer. A common North American shorebird often found in open areas like fields, parks, and even urban environments. A key focus is the killdeer's loud,...
Killdeer: The Dramatist of the Driveway
This blog post features the killdeer. A common North American shorebird often found in open areas like fields, parks, and even urban environments. A key focus is the killdeer's loud,...
Mourning Dove not Morning Dove
Mourning Doves are widespread North American birds recognizable by their soft cooing and tan coloration. They eat almost exclusively seeds, form monogamous pairs, and build simple platform nests where they...
Mourning Dove not Morning Dove
Mourning Doves are widespread North American birds recognizable by their soft cooing and tan coloration. They eat almost exclusively seeds, form monogamous pairs, and build simple platform nests where they...
Song Sparrow: Natures Bard
Generally, people tend to like song sparrows, or at least feel neutral towards them. Birdwatchers value them for their diverse vocalizations and their adaptability, making them a common and easily...
Song Sparrow: Natures Bard
Generally, people tend to like song sparrows, or at least feel neutral towards them. Birdwatchers value them for their diverse vocalizations and their adaptability, making them a common and easily...
Red-Headed Woodpecker
The Red-Headed Woodpecker is easily identified by its striking crimson head (which I'm assuming is where it gets its name), jet-black wings, and snowy white underparts. This one man demolition...
Red-Headed Woodpecker
The Red-Headed Woodpecker is easily identified by its striking crimson head (which I'm assuming is where it gets its name), jet-black wings, and snowy white underparts. This one man demolition...
What do Cardinals prefer to eat?
By offering a variety of seeds, fruits, along with a source of fresh water, you can create a welcoming environment for cardinals in your backyard. Sit back, relax, and enjoy...
What do Cardinals prefer to eat?
By offering a variety of seeds, fruits, along with a source of fresh water, you can create a welcoming environment for cardinals in your backyard. Sit back, relax, and enjoy...