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Birds on the March with Army Ants
Birds on the March with Army Ants

As thousands of army ants march through a rainforest in Panama looking for food, countless insects try to escape. Antbirds follow the ants, waiting f…

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In the Dark with Boreal Owls
In the Dark with Boreal Owls

Boreal Owls are highly adapted to hunt in long hours of winter darkness. Uniquely, one ear opening in the skull is set high and the other much lower,…

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Do Penguins Blush?
Do Penguins Blush?

Humboldt Penguins living along the Pacific Coast of Chile and Peru are adapted to cold. But on land, temperatures rise to 100+ degrees, and penguins …

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Songs and Calls – They're Not the Same
Songs and Calls – They're Not the Same

To our ear, the haunting song of this Hermit Thrush is musical, even ethereal. To another Hermit Thrush, the song signals that a male is laying claim…

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Keeping Wood Storks on the Road to Recovery
Keeping Wood Storks on the Road to Recovery

With their bare heads, long legs and massive bills, Wood Storks seem to have flown out of a fairytale — but in the American South they’re a real-life…

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Everybody Knows a Mallard
Everybody Knows a Mallard

Mallards are found virtually everywhere there is open water, from city parks and subalpine lakes to sheltered bays and estuaries along the coasts. In…

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Janet Ng on Becoming a Wildlife Biologist
Janet Ng on Becoming a Wildlife Biologist

When Janet Ng was a kid, there was a very specific moment when she realized what she wanted to be as a grown-up: seeing a wildlife biologist being in…

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Geese Aloft: Flock Voices of March
Geese Aloft: Flock Voices of March

Geese migrate north between February and April, making stopovers along the way to rest and eat. Most are bound for their breeding grounds in the far …

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Flying Dinosaurs: Leaping and Gliding
Flying Dinosaurs: Leaping and Gliding

For years, scientists debated whether the first flying dinosaurs, the ancestors of modern birds, began by running and making little hops off the grou…

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Bird Seed
Bird Seed

When buying seed for your feeders, it’s tempting to get the biggest, cheapest bag. But not all bird seed is the same. Figure out the nutritional valu…

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