The Bird Conservation Blog
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Good Earth Coffee - The coffee and tea company Good Earth Coffee has a mission to provide food that is good for consumers as well as the environment. One of their new promotions urges coffee drinkers to take the “Brew At Home” Pledge. By drinking coffee brewed at home we can all help reduce [...]
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Falcons of North America by Kate Davis is a fact-loaded complete study of the six species of falcons that are found in North America. The detailed, yet readable text is interspersed with over 200 of the most amazing falcon photographs, most by Rob Palmer and Nick Dunlop, two superb photographers.
Completely covered in the text are [...]
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We are thankful for our wonderful family and friends, all the wonderful birds in this beautiful land, and all the amazing people we’ve met since starting this site.
A Turkey that ventured into our neighborhood
A special message from Arizona our Doberman
moar funny pictures
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Migration is one of the most fascinating subjects pertaining to birds, yet it still holds much mystery and secrets. Conservationists benefit from the study of migration, using past knowledge to predict where birds should be, and making observations on the changes of this natural occurrance.
The Atlas of Bird Migration: Tracing the Great Journeys of the [...]
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Bird Photography Weekly #12 had our largest total yet with 18 species!! Thanks to everyone and please join in again this week!!
Last Week’s list:
Royal Spoonbill
Green Woodpecker
Spectacled Spiderhunter
Snow Goose
Plain Chachalaca
Royal Tern
Spotted Sandpiper
Adelaide Rozella
House Sparrow
Black Vulture
Common Merganser
American Robin
Pine Grosbeak
Cattle Egret
Blue Jay
Chipping Sparrow
Red-shouldered Hawk
Brown Creeper
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An ongoing series of posts with tidbits of conservation.
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