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Celebrate Independence Day with Unique Gifts
Independence Day, celebrated on July 4th, commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. The spirit of independence is deeply intertwined with natural law, as stated in the Declaration. To honor this connection, a thoughtful way to celebrate Independence Day is by giving Birdfy Smart Feeders as gifts.
Stephen Moss: Global Birdfair
Next weekend marks the largest event in the global birding calendar: Global Birdfair, held from 12-14 July at Rutland Water, England. This event, originating in 1989 as the British Birdwatching Fair, attracts thousands of birders worldwide. Beyond commercial activities, it features quizzes, talks, book signings, barbecues, and presentations.
Birds with Orange Beaks
Beak color often reflects a bird's hormonal state and diet, with the brightest colors appearing during the breeding season. Several fascinating birds feature vibrant orange beaks, which are typically the result of carotenoid pigments obtained from their diets. Let us check out these fascinating creatures!
Freedom Birds
These regal birds remind us of the beauty of life, self-expression, and the importance of embracing new beginnings. Their presence signifies spiritual awakening and the need to trust in oneself. Peacock is a gift of the natural world. They reminds us the transformative power of freedom and the pursuit of one’s true potential.
Small Long Beaked Birds
These birds, including hummingbirds, sunbirds, woodpeckers, and others, showcase a remarkable diversity in form and function across different ecosystems. Their adaptations highlight nature's ingenuity in equipping these small creatures for survival in varied environments, making them fascinating to observe.
Bird Speed: Beyond Air Racing
From the diving prowess of the Peregrine Falcon to the enduring flight of the Common Swift, each bird species showcases unique adaptations for speed and agility. Whether in the air, on land, or underwater, these avian speed champions illustrate the remarkable diversity of nature's designs.
Weird Names of Birds
Bird names are a mix of the scientific and the whimsical, with some names sounding like novel characters instead of real creatures. Today, we will explore some of the weirdest and funniest bird names out there, uncovering the stories behind them. Get ready for a fascinating journey through avian nomenclature and stories behind these cute creatures.
Stephen Moss: Breeding Birds
Our Global Consultant, Stephen Moss, will guide us in exploring the diverse breeding strategies birds use. Some species raise only one brood per season, while others manage multiple broods to maximize their reproductive success. Stephen will also share his inspirational insights on how we can help young birds survive and thrive.
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.
