Tawny Owl: Nocturnal Hunter of South American Forests
The Tawny-browed Owl and the tawny owl are among the Atlantic Forest’s most distinctive raptors. With its characteristic white facial…
The Extrordinary Mountain Kingfisher: Habitat and Behavior
The Mountain Kingfisher, a striking member of the Alcedinidae family, inhabits the elevated regions of New Guinea where it has…
Crested Caracara
Introduction The Crested Caracara has captured the interest of birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike, owing to its unique characteristics and…
Burrowing Owls: Unique Ground-Dwelling Raptors of North America
Burrowing owls are unique members of the owl family with fascinating habits that set them apart from their tree-dwelling relatives….
European Bee-Eater: Little Known Migration Patterns and Breeding Habits in 2025
Introduction The European Bee-eater (Merops apiaster) is one of Europe’s most colorful birds. Its bright plumage features a mix of…
Bushtits flash mob the birdbath
The bushtit is a small, social songbird native to western North America. It is recognized by its long tail and active behavior, often seen flitting between shrubs.
Saving a cormorant that was tangled in fishing lines
The Importance of Protecting Cormorants Lastly, consider the role of policy in wildlife protection. Advocating for stronger regulations regarding fishing…
How Migratory Birds Find Their Way
Quantum Navigation in Avian Migration: How Migratory Birds Find Their Way Emerging evidence suggests that migratory birds employ a light-dependent…
Warbling White-eye: Discover the Secrets of This Charming Songbird
The warbling white-eye is a tiny songbird, easy to spot thanks to that bright white ring around each eye and…
Red Tail Hawk
Introduction The Red tail Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) is a large, widespread raptor found throughout North America. It measures 45-65 cm…