Grrlscientist: Journal Club: Scarlet macaw genome sequenced: SUMMARY: The newly-sequenced scarlet macaw genome will provide many important insights into avian an
Category:Bird Research
Grrlscientist: Alphabet Bird Collection | Book Review: Summary: A delightful book for baby birders that is crammed with poetry, information and gorgeous pa
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Grrlscientist: New innovation to ease springtime mudflat-squidging: SUMMARY: If your idea of observing "spring" includes binoculars, then you will love this fabulous ne
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Gunnar: Semi-finals World Bird Destination Cup 2013: Long time. It is time to wrap up the Bird Destination World Cup for 2013. Last round had over 100 v
Category:Competitions and Contests.
GlennBartley: WANT TO TAKE GREAT RAINFOREST PHOTOS? GET TO KNOW YOUR SUBJECTS!: Photography in the tropics can be a very challenging endeavor. Aside from the technical aspects of p
Category:Digiscoping & Bird Photography
Gunnar: Quarter Finals in World Birding Destination Cup 2013: Second round results Shockingly favorite seeded South Peru is out. It was a tough game against Borne
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Gunnar: World Birding Destination Cup 2013 2nd round.: First round results. Here are the results from the first round where 32 birding destinations were pa
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Grrlscientist: Hitler misses a hoary redpoll | video: SUMMARY: If Hitler had been a bird watcher, how might he have reacted to not being the first person
Category:Birding North America
Gunnar: World Bird Cup 2013: Facebook fun Do you remember World Bird Cup from last year? We had different birds around the world
Category:Competitions and Contests.
Grrlscientist: Regarding that viral golden eagle video wherein the Guardian becomes part of the online noise machine: SUMMARY: Shame on you, Guardian, for sharing fraudulent video with an unsuspecting public, thereby p
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GlennBartley: Bird Photography In Bolivia – A Trip Report: FORWARD Bolivia is an extremely diverse country when it comes to birds. In fact, some say that if it
Category:Birding Neotropics
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: Polly gets his own cracker: clever cockatoo manufactures, uses tools | video |: SUMMARY: Not known to manufacture or use tools in the wild, a captive cockatoo demonstrates that par
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Grrlscientist: Journal Club: Sing for your supper: fairy-wren chicks must sing vocal password for food: SUMMARY: Female fairy-wrens teach their chicks a vocal password before they hatch to distinguish the
Category:Bird ResearchBirding Australia
Alex Vargas: Mom’s Feeder 2010 — Part 1 of 2: The famous banana feeder at my mom's house has been abandoned by periods, but everytime it gets re-a
Category:Birding NeotropicsDigiscoping & Bird Photography
YoavPerlman: Autumn Thrill: Autumn birding in Israel is just as exciting as in spring. The combination of huge numbers of migran
Category:Birding Western Palearctic
dAwN FiNe: Featured Bird Blogger of the week: Howdee all, Hope you are all enjoying this holiday season...are you ready for week 8 of Featured Bir
Category:Birding North America
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: Gouldian Finches’ fascinating mating system: Gouldian Finch females chose the sex of their offspring. Gouldian Finches occur in two morphs. Red
Category:Bird ResearchBirding AustraliaBirding News
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: Sparrows show us a new way to have sexes: I've always loved white-throated sparrows, Zonotrichia albicollis. Not only are these handsome bird
Category:Bird ResearchBirding NewsBirding North America
Rebecca Nason: Going for Gold: Goldcrest Christmas I thought I had managed to get away with going through all of freezing October,
Category:Birding Western Palearctic
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: The decline and fall of showy bustards: SUMMARY: intense early reproductive effort takes a toll on long-term survival of individual male hou
Category:Bird ResearchBirding AfricaBirding News
SusanMyers: The Fifty Best Birds in Asia: Part 3: The list goes on! The list continues and as I put it together I realize perhaps fifty isn't enough!
Category:Birding Asia
Rebecca Nason: Leo Musings . . . .: Time Spent with Leo's . . . Fair Isle can be a special place to enjoy many migratory birds, but one
Category:Birding Western Palearctic
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: American crows: the ultimate angry birds?: Newly published research shows that crows remember the faces of humans who have threatened or harmed
Category:Bird ResearchBirding News
Rebecca Nason: Bird Ringing – how safe are mist nets?: How safe are mist nets? Photo: Sand Martins in mist net by © Rebecca Nason The following article has
Category:Bird Research
Rebecca Nason: Ruby Tuesday: MALE SIBERIAN RUBYTHROAT - SHETLAND, UK It has been a while since I have posted on Birdingblogs and
Category:Birding NewsBirding Western Palearctic
dAwN FiNe: Featured Bird Blogger of the week: Howdee all, Hope you are all enjoying this holiday season...are you ready for week 8 of Featured Bir
Category:Birding North America
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: Gouldian Finches’ fascinating mating system: Gouldian Finch females chose the sex of their offspring. Gouldian Finches occur in two morphs. Red
Category:Bird ResearchBirding AustraliaBirding News
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: Sparrows show us a new way to have sexes: I've always loved white-throated sparrows, Zonotrichia albicollis. Not only are these handsome bird
Category:Bird ResearchBirding NewsBirding North America
Rebecca Nason: Going for Gold: Goldcrest Christmas I thought I had managed to get away with going through all of freezing October,
Category:Birding Western Palearctic
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: The decline and fall of showy bustards: SUMMARY: intense early reproductive effort takes a toll on long-term survival of individual male hou
Category:Bird ResearchBirding AfricaBirding News
SusanMyers: The Fifty Best Birds in Asia: Part 3: The list goes on! The list continues and as I put it together I realize perhaps fifty isn't enough!
Category:Birding Asia
Rebecca Nason: Leo Musings . . . .: Time Spent with Leo's . . . Fair Isle can be a special place to enjoy many migratory birds, but one
Category:Birding Western Palearctic
Grrlscientist: Journal Club: American crows: the ultimate angry birds?: Newly published research shows that crows remember the faces of humans who have threatened or harmed
Category:Bird ResearchBirding News
Rebecca Nason: Bird Ringing – how safe are mist nets?: How safe are mist nets? Photo: Sand Martins in mist net by © Rebecca Nason The following article has
Category:Bird Research
Rebecca Nason: Ruby Tuesday: MALE SIBERIAN RUBYTHROAT - SHETLAND, UK It has been a while since I have posted on Birdingblogs and
Category:Birding NewsBirding Western Palearctic
Alex Vargas: Birds from Laem Pak Bia, part 2 of 3: Second part that accounts some of my many photographic expeditions at Laem Pak Bia, a great area for
Category:Birding AsiaDigiscoping & Bird Photography
SusanMyers: The Fifty Best Birds in Asia!: Top 50 Asian birds, part 1 OK, I'm mainly doing this to see if anyone's listening! Oh, and I like to
Category:Birding Asia
Rebecca Nason: Naked Bittern Exposed: Minsmere is the RSPB's premier nature reserve on the Suffolk coast, East Anglia, UK, and luckily for
Category:Birding Western Palearctic
Gunnar: The Ultimate Bird.: Second round. Here is the next round of the exciting December fun to get to know which is the ultima
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Rebecca Nason: Gull-ty Pleasure: UK Winter Wonderland - The weather in the UK has been more reminiscent of Siberia over the past 10 d
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