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Your local park plays an important role in protecting birds and fostering biodiversity.
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Spring migration is one of nature's most amazing events, and stopover sites are critically important in helping birds thrive along the way.
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Birds have evolved to gain better food access and avoid direct competition from other species, including bendy beaks.
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Birds can recruit a team of small but mighty defenders capable of scaring off predators with aggressive vocal and physical pestering, a behavior called mobbing.
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Watching your winter bird feeder can offer insight into your birds' pecking order. Which species usually win the feeder battle?
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Great Horned Owls begin courtship and egg laying earlier than most birds to give their offspring the best chance of survival.
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When you conjure a city soundscape, does it include birdsong? Urban planners are working to create quiet, birdsong-filled spaces for their communities.
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Red-tailed Hawks across North America produce the same vocalization, but their feather coloration and patterning can be hightly variable.
