Migration; Long, Short , And In Between- As fall settles in many birds are heading south in search of warmer weather, some are long distance travelers, while others head for the hills.
BirdNote ® – Snail Kite – Bird of the Everglades
BirdNote® All That Jazz
BirdNote ®: The Big Thicket
BirdNote ® Night Voices
BIRDNOTE®/SPRING RAINS REFRESH THE DESERT
Every year, the spring rains bring life, and birdcalls, back to the California desert.
BirdNote® How Birds Sing So Loud
Although it’s a mere 5 and a half inches long, thanks to some remarkable anatomy, the Carolina Wren has one of the loudest voices in the forest.
BIRDNOTE®/Urban Birds Change Their Tune
To make themselves heard in noisy city gardens, urban birds sing higher and faster.
Broad areas of sagebrush in the west are being displaced by agriculture, threatening the impressive mating displays of the male Greater Sage-Grouse and the species existence.
BirdNote ® Barred Owl
Few creatures are out and about in the long dark nights of the northern hemisphere’s winter, but the cold doesn’t deter the Barred Owl.
