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From the Tour: You can see selections from John James Audubon's The Birds of America (1827-1838) Full Review »
The turkey is one of the most famous birds in North America. In fact, Benjamin Franklin wanted to make the wild turkey, not the Bald Eagle, the national bird of the United States! Full Review »
The Steller's Jay is a very pretty bird that doesn't seem to be particularly shy of people. Although it is lovely to look at, it has very harsh, noisy vocalizations. It is the provincial bird of British Columbia, Canada. Steller's Jays are frequently Full Review »
Pine grosbeaks are the largest of the northern finches. They seem quite tame and do not immediately take flight when startled which can make them a fun bird to search for while bird watching. Full Review »
If you're an avid birdwatcher, the Northern Goshawk is one bird you'll likely want to view from a distance. It is a very aggressive bird that will swoop and possibly attack anything that comes too close for comfort. Full Review »
We live in Alberta, Canada and we've often seen Great Horned Owls sitting on poles or gliding in the air as we drive around in our van. The Great Horned Owl was adopted as Alberta's provincial bird on May 3, 1977, by a province wide children's vote. Full Review »
Each year, we've had a pair of robins build their nest and raise their chicks under the drain-spout of our roof. The cheerful singing of the male robins wakes us up each morning (though I must admit that the peeping of the chicks gets to be a bit much wh Full Review »
Do you know what makes a bird different from other animals? This website shows the difference. Full Review »
Many years ago there was a great battle between the animals. The mammals on the ground and the birds in the sky began a terrible war that lasted for many weeks. Bat was very nervous about the war and did not want to be stuck on the losing side. Full Review »
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Students explore the different types of birds that live in Utah. They learn how they care for their young and how they survive the winter. Full Review »
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