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These posts are all about bird sightings.
It never gets old looking out the window and seeing a bird at the feeder, flying by, foraging on the ground, or scampering up a tree. At times, our windows can feel like a portal into the magic and the mystery of life just living. Unfortunately, what can to us feel like a connection to
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Contributed by Dori Edwards, Denver Audubon Communications I have always wanted to travel by following bird migrations. I don’t remember for exactly how long, but it may have been since watching an enthusiastic Jack Black and Steve Martin travel the country in search of birds in the underrated classic- The Big Year. But for the
Read More...As the snow blankets sidewalks, forests, and meadows, the world gets a little quieter, a little colder. Many animals, like bears, have descended into their dens for hibernation, while buzzing insects have gone dormant for the season. Humans, too, feel the slowing and the softening. We stoke fires, cook warming foods, and observe the glisten
Read More...Did you know that there is a 125 year relationship between birds and Christmas? Although birds have been associated with the holiday for an even longer time, cue the “Twelve Days of Christmas” song, we are talking about the Christmas Bird Count! The CBC not only has us see turtle doves, swans, and geese, but
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