Category: Birdwatching

Northern Cardinal: Bird In the Spotlight

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This YouTube video was produced by The Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

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Meet the radiant Northern Cardinal, a flash of crimson and song in backyards across North America. In just two minutes, learn how to recognize this beloved bird, explore what it eats, where it thrives, and the secrets of its nesting life—your quick guide to one of the continent’s most iconic backyard visitors.

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Conservation of Vultures in Asia with Chris Bowden, MBE, RSPB

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Conservation of Vultures in Asia with Chris Bowden, MBE, RSPB https://birdsoftheworld.org/bow/news/asian-vulture-conservation

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Mountain Chickadee: Winter Socialite

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This YouTube video was produced by the American Bird Conservancy.

Any season of the year, the Mountain Chickadee (Poecile gambeli) is a delight to encounter. In their breeding season, they form neighborhoods of adjacent territories in the conifer forests of western Canada and the U.S., which ring in the early spring dawn with dozens of cheerful whistled songs. In winter, groups of Mountain Chickadees are joined by other birds — nuthatches, woodpeckers, creepers, kinglets — to form large dispersed flocks that move together through the forest, following the chickadees’ namesake rallying call.

Mountain Chickadees are social birds, living in groups

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