It’s Incredibly Interesting to Watch the Sanderlings Feed on the Beach explains to readers the unique and energetic way that sanderlings feed on the beaches where they winter. These are highly migratory birds that nest in the High Arctic but winter on beaches throughout the temperate and tropical world.
The Beautiful Palm Warbler is a Cool Winter Visitor introduces readers to the palm warbler, a winter resident of eastern North America. It gives readers a number of facts about this interesting bird.
The Lesser Black-backed Gull is a Beautiful winter Visitor to the US introduces this European gull that sometimes winters along the east coast of the United States. It discusses habits, food, and migration patterns.
Japanese Bristlegrass is Great for Wildlife discusses this grass as an invasive weed that can be problematic for crops. It also explains to readers how it provides food for quite a few types of wildlife, and even for people.
Swainson’s Thrush is a Beautiful Migrant Through Central Florida tell how the author found a little thrush trapped in her screened porch. It also tells readers more about the Swainson’s thrush, an insect eating bird that migrates through this area in the fall.
The Brown Pelican is Beautiful and an Amazing Fisherman gives readers several interesting facts about brown pelicans and how they live. It also discusses this bird’s status as an endangered species and its importance as an indicator species.
The Beauty is in the Details of These Colorful Feathers explains the motivation that lead to tonight’s selected photograph.
Photo Ideas Can Come From the Most Unusual Places explains the authors motivation behind the featured image.
Yesterday Was the Third Annual National Pet Bird Day discusses this relatively new National day and gives a little history about it. Then it goes on to tell you several ways to celebrate.
The Interesting Laughing Gull has Made a Tremendous Come Back tells readers about these beautiful birds and their habits. It also discusses how they were once near extinction and what still threatens them today.
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