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Birds of Iowa
Iowa is rich in ecosystems ranging from expansive prairies and dense woodlands to thriving wetlands and rivers. This diverse habitat supports a wide variety of bird species, attracting both resident and migratory birds
Birds in Tennessee
Tennessee's geographic location in the southeastern United States and its diverse climate and ecology have led to a rich variety of bird species in Tennessee, including a wide range of migratory and resident birds, as well as endemic species inhabiting different ecosystems.
Nests, Eggs,And Chicks
In this insightful blog post, we explore the fascinating world of bird nesting behavior, egg laying and brooding. From different nesting strategies to the intricacies of incubation and parental care, gain insight into the wonders of avian family life at this exciting time of year.
Do Birds Fly at Night?
Do birds fly at night? The blog begins by discussing the normalcy of nocturnal flight. In addition, the blog discusses birds with diurnal habits, such as herons and woodpeckers, mentioning their adaptation to low-light conditions at dawn and dusk.
Birds Mates Use Scents to Identify Each Other
Have you ever had a moment when you are extremely familiar with a scent? Our sense of smell not only reminds us of long-lost loved ones, it can also tell us if there is tempting food nearby and warn us of dangers in the environment. We can use scents, what about birds? Can birds use scents to identify their mate?
Calliope Hummingbird
Inside this Article: 1. Physical Characteristics 2. Habitat and Distribution 3. Behavior and Feeding Habits 4. Nesting 5. Migration Patterns 6. How can I attract Calliope Hummingbirds to my garden?...
Bird life Expectancy-How Long can Birds Live?
The lifespan of birds varies according to size, species and environment. Smaller birds can live for a few years and larger birds for decades, such as parrots that can live to be 70-80 years old in captivity. Habitat, food, genetics and human care all affect lifespan.
Bird Introduction-Blue Jay
Blue Jays are common throughout the eastern and central United States and southern Canada from the Atlantic coast to the Rocky Mountains and eastern Texas. These birds are highly adaptable to different habitats and can be found in different types of forests as well as cities, parks, and suburban areas where mature trees are present.
WHY BIRDS MOLT?
Birds have thousands of feathers, and each one is subject to wear and tear, which leads to molting. So what is molting and how do birds molt? Molting is the process by which birds shed old or worn feathers and grow new ones to replace them. A molt may be partial and replace just some of a bird's feathers or complete when all the feathers are replaced at once.
How to Keep Yellow Jackets Away from Bird Feeders
The presence of yellow jackets at bird feeders can be a notable concern for bird enthusiasts. This situation often arises due to the sugary syrup used in hummingbird feeders, which, while intended as a supplement for hummingbirds, also attracts bees and wasps such as yellow jackets.
Bird Migration Guide
Bird migration, one of the most spectacular phenomena in nature, attracts countless eyes every year. These messengers across the sky are not only marveled at their endurance and determination but are also an integral part of the ecosystem.
Feeding Birds In Springtime
During the winter months, feeding birds becomes a common practice as they need to build up their energy reserves to endure the cold and harsh weather. However, did you know that birds need even more energy during the springtime?