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2 weeks ago |
birdnote.org | Frances Wood
The most distinctive characteristic of the California Quail is the black, forward-facing topknot that juts out from its forehead like a small flag. The California Quail – the state bird of California – builds its nest right on the ground. Almost immediately after hatching, the precocial chicks are up and running, following their parents to feed.
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2 weeks ago |
birdnote.org | Mark Bramhill
BirdNote®The SkatebirderWritten by Mark BramhillMark Bramhill: This is BirdNote. [Bouncy bassline begins, “Foundation, Donation” by Dave Mull]Dave Mull is an avid birder and a professional skateboarder — or "skatebirder," as he likes to say. And he definitely turns some heads:Dave Mull: If I'm skateboarding and then I pull out my binoculars and start birding, some people see that and they’re like, just totally taken aback. They're like, “Why does he have binoculars?
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2 weeks ago |
birdnote.org | Conor Gearin
BirdNote®Orchard Orioles Band TogetherWritten by Conor GearinThis is BirdNote. [Orchard Oriole song, ML100785]This bird’s song sounds like a nasally imitation of a robin, and the bird singing it is a rusty-brown riff on a Baltimore Oriole. Called the Orchard Oriole, males have chestnut-colored breasts and black backs and wings, while females and immature birds are mostly yellow.
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3 weeks ago |
birdnote.org | Conor Gearin
BirdNote®How to Be a Better Wildlife PhotographerWritten by Conor GearinThis is BirdNote. Conservation photographer Noppadol Paothong says that if you go out to take pictures of birds, you shouldn’t just aim to take an eye-catching photo. Noppadol Paothong: I think what's different in my approach is that I know the subject I photograph. I like to watch the animal I photograph, and sometimes I would rather watch them than photograph them.
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3 weeks ago |
birdnote.org | Ariana Remmel
BirdNote®American Herring GullWritten by Ariana RemmelThis is BirdNote. [American Herring Gull calling with flock, ML133311]With white and grey feathers, a piercing stare, and noisy screams, the American Herring Gull is what most folks might call a "seagull" — but you’re likely to see these gulls far from shore, too.
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