Bird of spring … A Belted Kingfisher perches on a stump near the Shoshone River in Cody. Phil Hilson / Cody Enterprise.
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The Best Bird Feeders of 2026 | NBC Select
Bird experts share their favorite bird feeders, plus give tips on how to keep your bird feeder safe from squirrels and raccoons, and share the …
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Georgia Bird Fest Is a Celebration of Spring Migration – SaportaReport
By Brooke Michael, Birds Georgia Communications Coordinator. It’s been a long, cold winter for birders. Don’t get me wrong: winter birding can be …
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Pagosa Creation Care gathering to discuss ‘Bird Conservation Across the Divide’
On Thursday, March 26, Dr. Herb Grover, a member of the Weminuche Audubon Society, will present “Bird Conservation Across the Divide” at Pagosa …
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Budding Birder? Take a Walk with Erie Bird Observatory
One of the first tell-tale signs of warmer days ahead are the sugar maples, second only to the annual migration of waterfowl and birds of spring. The …
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How Namibia’s bird conservation projects build community resilience (commentary)
Droughts and land degradation often erode communities’ social bonds, but in the Karas region of Namibia, bird conservation initiatives have become a …
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‘Explore birds doing amazing bird things’ with help from these DNR texts – mlive.com
Spring is one of the best times of year to “explore birds doing amazing bird things” in Michigan. Early-season migrating species are raising their …
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Hawks, owls, swan return to wild. How Eaton Rapids center saved them – Lansing State Journal
Eaton Rapids rehab center cared for the birds through the winter, then released them over the weekend.
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Award-winning bird recognition device – Raspberry Pi
“While acoustic monitoring has been explored, few systems autonomously identify bird species and estimate call direction in the field,” reads …
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Bird‑like robots promise greater flexibility and control than drones – Tech Xplore
Engineers at Rutgers University have taken a major step toward building bird-like drones that move the same way, flapping their wings like real birds, …
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