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How does one tell if a soaring bird is a hawk or an eagle or a falcon? There are many large ones flying over 7 sinkingfeeling 23 hrs ago 9 hrs ago 3 274
The World's Last Flock of Wild Whooping Cranes Gets More Living Space 0 douglas9 Dec 29 Dec 29 9 436
White Ibis performing ecological friendly lawn pest control 2 surfered Dec 26 Dec 26 14 342
2026 Moorings Park Osprey Live Stream Naples, FL 7 Donkees Dec 23 Dec 24 10 352
Book recommendation 0 surfered Dec 23 Dec 23 4 261
Tundra Swans are invading the NC Coast now ! 2 littlemissmartypants Dec 22 Dec 22 12 471
I miss the birds 2 Bmoboy Sep 2025 Dec 16 11 2945
Rest in Grace, Elleng 40 Donkees Dec 14 Dec 14 106 2111
Phantom hummingbord??? 3 marble falls Dec 10 Dec 10 4 439
Been a while! Happy to see gaggle on sand bar. 6 elleng Dec 9 Dec 10 7 402
This is my second favorite Costa Rican bird so far. Toucans are first. 4 sinkingfeeling Nov 22 Dec 8 35 864
snowy owls. 4 mopinko Nov 23 Nov 27 5 532
Gleaning 3 elleng Nov 23 Nov 24 6 484
ALMOST caught a couple on sandbar. 0 elleng Nov 20 Nov 20 2 466
American Bird Conservatory Free Webinar 2 littlemissmartypants Nov 17 Nov 18 6 451
Lots of black birds this morning! 5 elleng Nov 7 Nov 14 5 550
BLACK BIRDS on windy roof!!!! 3 elleng Nov 11 Nov 11 3 520
BIRDS are BACK!!!! 0 elleng Nov 10 Nov 10 5 425
2 on the river, at the golden hour 0 elleng Nov 9 Nov 9 5 416
Drill baby drill: Woodpeckers pack a lot of power behind their beak 0 douglas9 Nov 7 Nov 7 11 588
Gaggle thru shrubs near river and stream (On top of now hidden sand bar!) 2 elleng Nov 3 Nov 4 6 538
Another pretty hummingbird. A white-necked Jacobin who thinks he owns the feeder. 1 sinkingfeeling Nov 2 Nov 2 8 579
Arborophila orientalis 3 littlemissmartypants Oct 26 Oct 30 12 633
On the creek, breezy morning 1 elleng Oct 20 Oct 30 4 496
On the sandbar! 2 elleng Oct 23 Oct 24 1 493
One of my pretty hummingbirds. It's so hard to take a photo of them zooming around. 8 sinkingfeeling Oct 20 Oct 21 15 815
Here again! 1 elleng Oct 21 Oct 21 3 498
Question. I put up 2 hummingbird feeders for my dozens of guys. They are going through 2 cups.of nectar a day. 4 sinkingfeeling Oct 17 Oct 17 1 691
New, unknown hummingbird at our feeder 4 surfered Oct 16 Oct 16 10 784
Hummingbird, still here today, amazing 5 Walleye Oct 12 Oct 15 10 800

Birders Continued...

Title Replies Author Start time Last reply Recs Views
Hummingbirds still here 1 Walleye Oct 15 Oct 15 7 568
Swimming on the creek, in SUN! 0 elleng Oct 15 Oct 15 4 478
Gaggle! 1 elleng Oct 11 Oct 13 3 558
Saving Puget Sound's puffins: Bringing these ocean ambassadors back from the brink 0 cbabe Oct 10 Oct 10 6 529
This only happens to you once 7 surfered Oct 2025 Oct 2025 30 1410
Eastern Phoebe 7 Mousetoescamper Oct 2025 Oct 2025 6 841
October hummingbird 1 Walleye Oct 2025 Oct 2025 13 683
Caught a shot of one hummingbird this morning still here in Delaware 8 Walleye Oct 2025 Oct 2025 17 948
How to Troll a Corvid Lover 0 sl8 Sep 2025 Sep 2025 6 2036
What do you get when blue jays and green jays mate? A whole new bird species. 3 douglas9 Sep 2025 Sep 2025 10 2963
Still a couple of hummingbirds here in Delaware, this is from yesterday 7 Walleye Sep 2025 Sep 2025 11 2627
Hummingbird at my feeder on the porch late this evening 6 Walleye Sep 2025 Sep 2025 15 2715
The 2025 Audubon Photography Awards 2 douglas9 Sep 2025 Sep 2025 3 983
Rare visitor seen in Texas again for the first time since 1961 (double-striped thick-knee) 2 douglas9 Sep 2025 Sep 2025 5 3174
Be a Friend to the Birds: Simple Things You Can Do to Help Birds 0 littlemissmartypants Sep 2025 Sep 2025 11 3103
Northern mockingbird 8 Mousetoescamper Sep 2025 Sep 2025 11 3312
Bird on a wire. 6 George McGovern Sep 2025 Sep 2025 7 3021
This message was self-deleted by its author 0 George McGovern Sep 2025 Sep 2025 5 1574
Stress is contagious, and this also applies to animals 4 littlemissmartypants Sep 2025 Sep 2025 5 907
A Flicker in the backyard. 6 George McGovern Sep 2025 Sep 2025 13 2157
10 Surprising Reasons Birds Have So Many Vibrant Colors 2 littlemissmartypants Aug 2025 Sep 2025 12 900
Green heron with prey 6 Mousetoescamper Aug 2025 Sep 2025 15 1215
Mourning dove in the late afternoon 13 Mousetoescamper Aug 2025 Sep 2025 13 1273
Gull perching and watching dining folks 5 elleng Sep 2025 Sep 2025 6 3335
Bird migration forecast maps 2 littlemissmartypants Sep 2025 Sep 2025 7 2885
Fun new movie about birders 3 Coloradan4Truth Aug 2025 Aug 2025 4 865
The Best Hummingbird Nectar Recipe has a History! 0 sl8 Aug 2025 Aug 2025 10 1858
I killed a bird with my car just now 11 Easterncedar Aug 2025 Aug 2025 8 1409
Female cardinal in early stage of its annual molt 4 Mousetoescamper Aug 2025 Aug 2025 12 1034
Unexpected visitor 5 Cadfael Aug 2025 Aug 2025 13 1197

Birders Continued...

Title Replies Author Start time Last reply Recs Views
howdi. 0 AllaN01Bear Aug 2025 Aug 2025 3 756
here is my take on the decline of birds. 8 AllaN01Bear Aug 2025 Aug 2025 3 1193
Male Ruby-throat stopped by early this morning. 12 Walleye Aug 2025 Aug 2025 12 1321
Male hummingbird flashes the dazzling rubies on his throat 2 Walleye Jul 2025 Aug 2025 12 1073
Hawk taking off. 6 George McGovern Aug 2025 Aug 2025 13 1098
Lovey dovey is perplexed 4 EYESORE 9001 Jul 2025 Aug 2025 9 1113
Young cardinal in molt 0 EYESORE 9001 Jul 2025 Jul 2025 10 940
Washington Hunting Guide and Outfitting Company Enter Guilty Pleas to Lacey Act Crime 0 douglas9 Jul 2025 Jul 2025 1 892
Hummingbird 3 Walleye Jul 2025 Jul 2025 6 992
I don't know when the robins generally disappear but 6 Prairie_Seagull Jul 2025 Jul 2025 5 1213
howdi. 0 AllaN01Bear Jul 2025 Jul 2025 2 890
Why Everyone You Know Is Suddenly a Birder 14 littlemissmartypants Jul 2025 Jul 2025 8 2103
Ducklings drop down into Lake Michigan through a hole in the concrete at Montrose Pier. 0 littlemissmartypants Jul 2025 Jul 2025 4 1065
Watch A Rough-legged Hawk Mom Feed Her Chicks in Alaska 5 littlemissmartypants Jul 2025 Jul 2025 15 1316
Female ruby-throated hummingbird. They've been very active the last couple of days 4 Walleye Jul 2025 Jul 2025 5 1246
greetings from tic toc base. 0 AllaN01Bear Jul 2025 Jul 2025 3 987
It seems the neighborhood birds have had a good season, so far. 10 Arkansas Granny Jun 2025 Jul 2025 8 1929
A kookaburra 3 pbmus Jun 2025 Jun 2025 9 1411
I have an overgrown corner in my backyard. I've been seeing Brown Thrashers 6 Arkansas Granny May 2025 Jun 2025 12 1848
Aussie cockatoos use their beaks and claws to turn on water fountains 4 Judi Lynn Jun 2025 Jun 2025 6 2900
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