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A Historic Paper on Cuckoo Behavior
In the coming year, the Royal Society is entering its 350th year of existence . It was founded on November 28, 1660, as a forum for scientis...
Extinct Iridescence
Photo credit: Jakob Vinther/Yale University A study announced this week determined that some ancient birds had iridescent black feathers , m...
Old Railroad Bridge Becoming a Trail Across the Hudson
This seems like a great idea. An abandoned railroad trestle across the Hudson River is going to become a hiker-biker trail . When it opens o...
Greenland's Glaciers
In a few posts over the last year or so, I have linked to news stories about Greenland's ice sheet (and the Arctic generally) melting mu...
Two More Moths
Here are two more moths that came to the porch light recently. The first is one of the largest moths I have seen so far this year. This is a...
A Plover Split?
A DNA study suggests that Kentish Plovers and Snowy Plovers, currently counted as populations of the same species ( Charadrius alexandrinus ...
A Purple Box
The box shown above is one of several such purple boxes hung from trees around Hacklebarney State Park, near Chester, New Jersey. The boxes ...
Mating Crane Flies
More Giant Crane Flies , this time two mating. Photo taken at the Griggstown Grasslands Preserve.
Oil Spill: New Calculations on the Way
As I have mentioned before on this blog, there has been some controversy regarding just how much oil is spilling out of the Deepwater Horizo...
Raptor Banding in Cape May
Readers who have been following this blog for a while may remember that I spent last fall living in Cape May and learning to band raptors wi...
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A Historic Paper on Cuckoo Behavior
Late Fall Dragonflies
But Can We Eat It Elsewhere?
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Golden Eagle Killing Goats
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Sexing Turkeys with Spectroscopy
How Raptor Talons Fit Their Prey
150 Years of Evolutionary Theory
A Washed-up Skate
Birds at Barnegat Inlet
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SkyWatch: Black and White Reflections
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Darwin's Birds: Evolution and DNA in the Galápagos
A Moth and Me (and a Few Birds)
Birds' Color Vision Fades With Daylight
SkyWatch Robin
Runoff and Intersex Fish in the Potomac
Why Use Flickr? One Example of Its Advanges in Action
Loose Feathers #212
I and the Bird
Brown Pelican Delisted
A Landscape Component for Green Buildings
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Albatrosses Threatened by Commercial Fishing
300,000 Starlings in a Single Flock
Mute Swans at Cape May Meadows
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Protection for Species Viability Restored
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Loose Feathers #211
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