Aplomado Falcons Return to the Texas Skies
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Color Theory: 10 Perfect Plant Combinations for Autumn
“I don’t do frilly,” say Diane Schaub, director of gardens at Central Park Conservancy. We are standing under the shade
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The Birds Are Back in Town: How One South Carolina Community Turned Stormwater Ponds into an Avian Paradise
The Port Royal Cypress Wetlands and Rookery is a stunning ecological success story The post The Birds Are Back in
10 Things Nobody Tells You About Bird Baths
Gardening is often a gateway to birding: As gardeners spend more time in their yards, they begin to notice all
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A Teen Lifeguard Saw an Osprey Struggling in the Ocean. His Training Taught Him What to Do Next.
“I treated it like I was rescuing a small child,” says Richard Miller, who sprang into action on Folly Beach,
5 Favorites: Architectural Birdhouses
Providing food and lodging is a great way to attract more birds into the garden. A community of birds animates
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John Fitzpatrick and His Lifelong Love and Study of the Florida Scrub Jay
Along ancient sand dunes, a long-studied, whip-smart bird still astonishes biologists The post John Fitzpatrick and His Lifelong Love and
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Sunbird Safari: The Feathered Jewels of Cape Town
The sunbirds of Cape Town are to the local flowers (and humans) what hummingbirds are in the Americas: Small, bright,
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Seven Southern Grail Birds
Some are rare, some are secretive, and some are just plain beautiful. Here are the top sightings on every Southern
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Was That a Whippoorwill or a Chuck-Will’s-Widow?
These two nightjars—mainstays of the Southern soundscape on spring and summer nights—are easily confused The post Was That a Whippoorwill
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