Bird Watching
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New York Harbor, once home to few wading birds, now hosts more than 1700 breeding pairs. New York City Audubon monitors, protects, and showcases them. more...
Albatrosses were immortalized by Coleridge in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. People on land usually don't see these beautiful seabirds. more...
Window and Balcony Bird Habitat
Birders who have only a window or a small apartment balcony may still be able to attract a few birds to their tiny habitat. more...
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By: Joel Wittnebel
A rare bird to most of Ontario, the Black-crowned Night Heron has many interesting and distinct features more...
By: Joel Wittnebel
The Green Heron carries a very unique coloring in its feathers and seen in the right light, the shimmering green is a highlight for any birder. more...
By: Joel Wittnebel
One of the most memorable birds in the province, the sight of a Great Blue Heron can almost take your breath away. more...
By: Venice Kichura
Attracting birds to your yard is an enjoyable hobby which has other benefits. For example,a bird sanctuary can provide natural insect control for your garden. more...
By: Joel Wittnebel
The Canada Goose is one of the most abundant birds in Ontario, but it is also one of the most unrecognized. Here you will find all the information you need on this bird. more...
By: Joel Wittnebel
The Mourning Dove is a unique bird which is very common to central Ontario. more...
By: Joel Wittnebel
The Dark-eyed Junco is a unique bird which is very common to Ontario. more...
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