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Surprising Swallow Nesting Habits!
by ZengChoe on May 07 2025
Swallows are graceful birds with varied nesting habits. Barn swallows build mud cups; cliff swallows prefer enclosed mud nests; tree swallows nest in cavities lined with feathers. Nesting typically begins in spring; some species reuse nests yearly, highlighting their adaptability.
by LanJensi on Apr 16 2025
Two iconic blue birds grace North America's skies. While both dazzle with azure plumage, bluebirds and blue jays differ strikingly in size, behavior, and ecological roles, offering birdwatchers distinct glimpses into nature's diversity.
12 Birds That Like To Sing At Night
by LanJensi on Apr 10 2025
Over a dozen bird species sing at night. With their unique calls and melodies, these nocturnal singers bring a magical soundtrack to the darkness, offering nature lovers a captivating after-hours wildlife experience.
Gary’s Birdwatching Journey with Birdfy
by Florence Miller on Mar 26 2025
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Gary's passion for birds began over 35 years ago, starting with a simple spyglass to watch birds outside his apartment window. This interest evolved throughout the years as he set up traditional feeders at each home.
BLOG 1 2025 February: Birds in Poetry
by MossStephen on Feb 18 2025
A captivating exploration of the profound connection between birds and English poetry, highlighting how these creatures symbolize freedom, love, and the passage of time. From the ancient verses of Chaucer to the romantic imagery of Keats and Shelley, birds have long inspired poets, offering both spiritual and emotional insights into the human condition.
by Gary Herritz on Nov 04 2024
Watching feeders has always been a calming experience for myself. They're like backyard friends that show up in exchange for some seed. I get to watch them interact with each other, learn their individual habits, and then they're off to wherever their next destination may be. I
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