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Quirky Words for Gray Birds

Quirky Words for Gray Birds

Many birds have common names that refer to their dominant body color, like the Gray Catbird. Yet some species of gray birds received more colorful descriptors than others. Silvered, plumbeous, glaucous, and slate are just some of the bird world’s many shades of gray!Read Article

The Cloud Forest of the El Triunfo Reserve

Chiapas · Chiapas

The Cloud Forest of the El Triunfo Reserve

High in the mountains of Chiapas, a state in the far south of Mexico, a male black chachalaca (Penelopina nigra) is making his territorial display. This chachalaca, also known as the Pajuil, takes refuge in a branch, whistles, and glides while flapping its wings. The resulting sound is Read Article

How to Be a Better Wildlife Photographer

Conservation photographer Noppadol Paothong says that if you go out to take pictures of birds, you shouldn’t just aim to take an eye-catching photo. He spends long hours in photo blinds, often watching and studying birds rather than photographing them. He has become deeply familiar with somePhotography See the Story

Robins Raise a Brood in a Hurry

When it comes to raising a family, American Robins have got it down. Approximately eight days after the male and female mate, the female builds the nest. A few days later, she lays eggs. She sits on the eggs for 18 hours a day, and the eggs hatch in about three weeks. Both parents feed the nestlings Read Article

Raising the World’s Deadliest Bird

You might think the first bird species that humans raised in captivity would be a relatively small one, like a chicken. But evidence suggests that people in New Guinea reared the cassowary, often called the world’s deadliest bird, as much as 18,000 years ago, long before the domestication ofPapua New Guinea · Papua New Guinea Read Article

Study recommends IUCN uplist emperor penguin - The Wildlife Society

A new research method accounting for uncertainty leads scientists to suggest the IUCN change the species’ status to endangeredFish · Antarctica See the Story

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