Us Versus Them: Competition Between Bird Species. The forms and consequences of competition between bird species, in other words: interspecific competition. DATE: September 17, 2020.…
The remarkable behavioral and anatomical features of hummingbirds are the same things that make them so endearing to us. DATE: September 22, 2020. CATEGORIES: A Green-crowned Brilliant.…
Birds amaze and inspire us with the grace and power of their flight. So just how are they able to defy gravity? Episode: 37. Date: October 20, 2021. Categories: Listen to the Episode. How Birds Fly. Summary.…
They're more exotic and interesting than many of us give them credit for. Episode: 32. Date: July 30, 2021. Categories: Listen to the Episode. Pigeons and Doves. Summary. This episode is all about birds in the family Columbidae.…
The Northern Cardinal is widespread across the eastern and southern US. It's a familiar denizen of backyards that visits feeders all year long. Episode: 51. Date: May 6, 2022. Categories: Listen to the Episode. The Northern Cardinal. Summary.…
Birds are never very far from us. Even when we can’t see them, we can usually hear them. This episode is Part 1 of 2 about bird songs. Episode: 5. Date: September 22, 2020. Categories: Listen to the Episode. Bird Songs - Part 1. Summary.…
US Fish and Wildlife Forensics Lab. Forensic Ornithologist: Pepper Trail. Forensic Ornithologist: Ariel M. Gaffney. Podcast Episode: Ariel Gaffney, "Bird Crime Fighter". The. Feather Atlas. Feather Identification Lab at Smithsonian. [VIDEO]. It's a Bird!…
For most of us, anyway, including yours truly. We want birds out there in the wide world to survive and thrive. For their own intrinsic worth as living beings.…
It makes us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I mean, the behavior of birds and mammals is way better than what amphibians and reptiles do, right? Those cold-blooded critters just crank out a bunch of babies and then leave them to fend for themselves.…
Birds are never very far from us, no matter where we are on Earth. Even when we can’t see them, we can usually hear them.…
