Blogs about: Plumage
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Why do brids have feathers?
Birds with Feather Birds have something that no other animal has—a covering of feathers. These feathers help birds to fly and also keep them warm. Birds have two main kinds of feathers: “contour” a… more →
Natural World of Living Things
The Holidays are upon us!
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thezenafile wrote 1 week ago: I’m beginning to feel a little overwhelmed by my holiday shopping; I want to get everyone exac … more →
Our Smithfield Birds - November
smithfieldbirding wrote 2 weeks ago: Long-tailed Widowbird / Langstertflap – R832 Welcome to summer and all the birds in their colo … more →
Brilliant Plumage at My Feet
Rosemary wrote 1 month ago: Kicking up colorful wet fall leaves with my yellow boots Plucked trees in my neighborhood November D … more →
Why do brids have feathers?
askpari wrote 3 months ago: Birds with Feather Birds have something that no other animal has—a covering of feathers. These feat … more →
London Wetland Centre
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Jill wrote 3 months ago: Another side of London, this centre is a ten minute train ride from Clapham Junction – the con … more →
A Dreamlike Plumage
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Monarch flycatchers: Catching the moment one bird species becomes two
moheim wrote 5 months ago: Plumage variations of the monarch flycatcher. (Photo/Courtesy J. Albert Uy) How do you measure the i … more →
Watch Out For Bird Brains
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thedarwinreport wrote 6 months ago: I’ve always thought that the observational powers of birds could be harnessed for good or evil … more →
Birds of the Bible - For His Pleasure
Lee wrote 6 months ago: Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honor and power: for thou hast created all things, and … more →
Just Ducky
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Adrian Thysse wrote 7 months ago: Mallard Duck “The ducks are back! The ducks are back! “, called my daughter, and althoug … more →
the ducks are back
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Adrian Thysse wrote 7 months ago: For the last few years we have been fortunate to have a pair of Mallard ducks visit us every spring. … more →
How did the secretary bird get its name?
askpari wrote 9 months ago: The odd-looking secretary bird is a South African bird of prey. The reason for this bird’s name … more →
How did the secretary bird get its name?
askpari wrote 9 months ago: The odd-looking secretary bird is a South African bird of prey. The reason for this bird’s n … more →
birds of puerto rico, rockwell avenue
nightingalesquare wrote 10 months ago: Right about now, we could use some tropics. Don’t you think? No more slush. No more snow. Noth … more →
Why Does A Peacock Raise Its Feathers?
askpari wrote 11 months ago: The handsome peacock spreads his feathers into a gorgeous fan when he courts the female, o … more →
Peacock
pictavi wrote 11 months ago: Peacock, originally uploaded by Pedweb. Taken at Paignton Zoo … more →
ANIMALS OBEY THE LAWS OF NATURE, THEREFORE GOD.
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Dr. Jim wrote 1 year ago: THINK OF ALL WE CAN LEARN FROM THE ANIMALS: World’s stupidest argument for God. OR: WHY YOU S … more →
A bird in a bush is worth two in hand!
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isparku wrote 1 year ago: Weekend! Time to travel! And it is raining outside, incessantly. They say it is a record breaker of … more →
male plumage, part deux
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