Adventure

  The North and South American regions are home to a striking bird called the vermilion flycatcher. Its stunning red feathers and impressive mid-air performances have earned it the moniker of “fire-headed feathered brat.” The Pyrocephalus obscurus, also known as the vermilion flycatcher, is a member of the tyrant flycatcher family. It is relatively small, …

Discover the Vermilion Flycatcher: A Fiery Feathered Beauty Soaring Through the Desert Read More »

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Experience the heartwarming tale of a stray cat expressing gratitude by guiding her caregiver to meet her adorable kittens after just a few days of care and nourishment. Read More »

Lucky’s story is one that will warm your heart and remind you of the incredible impact of human kindness. As a stray cat, Lucky had been living on the streets for some time, struggling to survive each day. It was evident that she had been abandoned by her previous owner and was in dire need …

“A Lucky Rescue: Saving a Cat from Being Sold as Food and Bringing Joy to Her Later Days” Read More »

When it comes to blue jays, there seem to be two schools of thought. One group thinks they are bullies that intimidate other birds, blah, blah, blah. Obviously, i don’t subscribe to that school. Others of us enjoy the dash of colorful antics blue jays add to our winter bird feeding stations. Speaking of which, …

Meet The Blue Jay, The Іntelligent Rascal Of The Bird World Read More »

  You’ve spotted a robin eating berries in a tree. is this a harbinger of spring in the frozen inland Northwest? Although the “first robin of spring” is a phrase enshrined in folklore and literature, it’s something of an avian myth. Robins can be spotted year-round in most of the United states and southern canada. …

First Robin Of Spring? That’s Something Of An Avian Myth Read More »

The full spectrum and splendor of the world’s birdlife are on full display among the photos of 10,346 bird species in the Macaulay Library archives. “color is a fundamental aspect of birding—it’s often how we humans identify species,” says Kathi Borgmann, Macaulay Library communications coordinator. “But color is also important for birds, for signaling, choosing …

Feathers Іn Splendor: Birds Of Many Colors Іlluminate The Skies Read More »

The image of a poor feral cat crying in the cold and wet temperatures, lying on the surface of the water in pain, is a heartbreaking one. It’s hard to imagine the agony and suffering that this cat must have endured before losing consciousness. But when one person discovered this cat in such a situation, …

The unfortunate feral cat wailed pitifully in the cold and damp weather, lying in agony on the wet ground until it eventually lost consciousness Read More »

  a small, gemlike, woodland species usually found in pairs. its rather large head, long bill, and short tail create a unique profile. also note the shimmering green upperparts and red throat. No similar species occur within its range. it usually hunts from low-to-middle level perches, sitting nearly still before leaping upwards to snatch prey. …

Jamaican Tody is a Delightful and Diminutive Bird Native To The Tropical Forests Of Jamaica Read More »

Brightly colored barbet with a massive, heavy dark bill. Green with an intricate black-yellow-red-blue facial pattern. Entirely red crown separates it from similar Gold-whiskered and red-throated Barbets, both of which have yellow foreheads. inhabits wet lowland forests, where it forages unobtrusively in the upper levels. More often heard than seen: song is a simple series …

red-Crowned Barbet also Known as Coppersmith Barbet, is a Charming Bird Characterized By its Vibrant red Crown and Colorful Plumage Read More »