Happy Poetry Friday! I took a break this week from the political mayhem din, and attempted to write a Burning Haibun poem. The prompt for this came from the Poetry Sisters for their October challenge. And this was quite a … Continue reading →| Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, & Writing
It is always a breath of fresh air to visit Pt. Reyes in Northern California. We go once a month and it is a different and thrilling adventure every time, cycles of the season are always in play. Our day trip last week was a typical coastal mid-October day. It was chilly and overcast. We … Continue reading Autumn Day at Pt. Reyes| Jet Eliot
Combine a simple science / nature lesson with this fun preschool letter N craft! Read them a storybook about a bird building a nest and add a little question / answer time: What is a nest? Who builds the nest? What is it for? What is it made out of? Where do you... Read More The post N is for Nest – Preschool Craft Fun! appeared first on Ducks 'n a Row.| Ducks 'n a Row
I’m a huge museum nerd. When I travel, museums are top of my list – and it doesn’t matter a whole lot what they’re museums of.* But what’s even better than a day at a museum is a chance to tour a m…| Scientist Sees Squirrel
Virtual fencing uses GPS collars, sounds and electrical cues to move cattle across a landscape. Along with saving ranchers time, researchers say this new technology can help protect, and create, wildlife habitat.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
New evidence exposes wind turbines as bat-chomping crucifixes wreaking havoc on birds, bugs and entire ecosystems, says Chris Morrison – hidden carnage Net Zero zealots would rather ignore.| The Daily Sceptic
African Penguins, Boulders Beach, near Simon’s Town, South Africa. So cute I couldn’t resist several shots. They are found on the southern and southwestern coast of Africa, living in co…| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
Take a walk with me along the Fox River in Batavia, Illinois. We’re sure to find interesting plants, birds, and waterways. * Lily pods minus the lilies. Duck ducking in duck weed. Male goldfinch striking a pose. Cranberry bush–but I’m not certain these are edible. Egret in its pure form. Pond-slider turtle looking for you. […]| Midwest Mary
I knew something was wrong with my body before I had done any tests, I also knew my computer was pretty well cooked before I went to the hospital. It had been hit by a nasty Trojan which my software cleanser did not fully destroy. I know because it told me so and suggested other … Continue reading HANGING LOOSE BY THE DEVIL’S DOOR, ENGULFED IN MISTY MADNESS| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
Disclosure: I was sent a digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. I am working with The Children's Book Review and Rashad Mirzayev to bring you this post.| Crafty Moms Share
Plus ant yogurt and other weird things we learned this week. The post You’re actually not allowed to keep bird feathers you find on hikes—and it’s all thanks to two women who got really mad about hats appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Research, wildlife and conservation are in the crosshairs. The post More than 2,000 jobs could be cut at Interior during shutdown appeared first on High Country News.| High Country News
The emerald ash borer is killing the native tree. How do we make the most of the time while it’s still here?| High Country News
Regarding the Redshank, Tringa totanus, its Ecology, Conservation and Occurrence on the Coasts of Northwest England| Northwest Nature and History
What should make a tapping sound against my window as I sat down to write this (I kid you not)… … I’m hoping that’s the seal of approval now for this post lol. Like thousand…| fishinkblog.com
I recently made a post titled second person birds. It was a bit of an experiment, focusing a lot more on photography than I had on my blog in some time. I enjoyed it so much that I took some of the photos there, added some more and made a zine! This little zine is […]| BrittHub
In our interview, Rashad Mirzayev reflects on Mimi and Ary, exploring trust, resilience, and the power of guiding children with both wisdom and empathy. The post Interview with Rashad Mirzayev, Author of ‘Mimi & Ary’ first appeared on The Children's Book Review.| The Children's Book Review
Deana Plaskon, PhD, LMHC, recently debuted Bella and Bird Explore Anger, which offers young readers practical tools for understanding and managing emotions.| The Children's Book Review
I thought State Route 37 was awful, until I looked up. The post The Best Worst Commute in the Bay Area appeared first on Bay Nature.| Bay Nature
New Zealand’s critically endangered kākāpō are not showing signs of antibiotic resistance. Yet. The post World’s only flightless parrot doing okay against ‘crusty bum’ disease appeared first on Popular Science.| Popular Science
Maine Audubon is committed to helping everyone get outside to enjoy wildlife, but it’s easier for some than others. Those with disabilities, health concerns, or other accessibility issues may have a much harder time. A lack of information about the relative accessibility of different outdoor sites is part of the problem. We’re working this October […]| Maine Audubon
I love all of our backyard birds and a few years ago I decided to put up a birdhouse. I wanted to help the birds have a place to nest and I wanted some bug hunters for my garden. I hung the box right on the garden fence. Smart, right? No, definitely not. I want to share my mistakes with you so that you don’t have to repeat them. More| Whitney Anderson Gardening
If you are new to birdwatching, here are some great resources to help you learn more about birds and learn to identify them.| Whitney Anderson Gardening
As mentioned in previous posts, on July 21st I returned to Lake Erie Metropark after a six-week absence due to the heat, humidity, stormy weather and wildfire smoke. On July 21st I visited this venue, not once, but twice. The … Continue reading →| WALKIN', WRITIN', WIT & WHIMSY
Wordless Wednesday – allow your photo(s) to tell the story.| WALKIN', WRITIN', WIT & WHIMSY
Ever since I was a little nipper, I have been fascinated by swans. Was I captivated by their majestic beauty in the images found in my fairy tale books? Or was it because when we still lived in Toronto, my … Continue reading →| WALKIN', WRITIN', WIT & WHIMSY
Hunting season 2025: Sneak peeks and predictions for Manitoba hunters this fall, from grouse to waterfowl to going after deer| Manitoba Co-operator
Photographer Keith Goldstein shares beautiful photographs and thoughts on lessons learned from pigeons and sparrows.| magpiesmagazine.com
There is no shortage of beauty and awe in the natural world, and the birds are one large contributor to this beauty.| Birds Wave
Short and sunny days, crunchy leaves, honking geese, the strong desire for pumpkin spice: it must be fall! Temperatures are just right for hiking, biking and outdoor adventure. It’s a time of year that sparks inspiration, curiosity and wonder. Our parks and historic sites are here to help you make the most of it! Read … Continue reading Autumn in New York (State Parks and Historic Sites)→| New York State Parks and Historic Sites Blog
You are writing a post about birds. Your mind is now sculpted into a new shape, imagining that you are writing a post in response to Fractal Kitty’s IndieWeb Blog Carnival Prompt, Second Person Birds. You wonder if you remember what “second person” actually is. And you do! You know that you have plenty of...| ArtLung
I came across an autumnal inflatable decoration that I knew I had to share with readers. But while most of my seasonal inflatable decoration posts end with the photos and some brief thoughts, I had a bit more to write in this one First about the camera I used to take the photo, and second on a seasonal theme for The New Leaf Journal in fall 2025. Without further ado, let us begin with an inflatable Halloween crow seen in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. The Inflatable Halloween Crow in Cobble Hill, Bro...| The New Leaf Journal
From poisonings to collisions with power lines, these birds face many threats. But as they decline, so does their ability to control the spread of deadly diseases. The post Saving Zimbabwe’s Vultures appeared first on The Revelator.| The Revelator
Ever wondered how killer whales learn how to hunt? They do target practice! Orcas target practice with birds, porpoises and other wildlife.| Prince of Whales
Disclosure: I was sent a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. I am working with The Children's Book Review and Deana Plaskon, PhD, LMHC to bring you this post.| Crafty Moms Share
Disclosure: I was sent each of these calendars in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.We all have calendars on our phones and computers. Do you use them? Or do you prefer paper calendars? Or perhaps you are like me and want both. When Hazel was younger, we had a "family" calendar hanging in a common room so we could keep track of everyone's appointments, meetings and Hazel's classes. This allowed us to figure out care and rides for Hazel. I had fun with that calendar, and s...| Crafty Moms Share
I thought for a long time about this one. With only one day to go, here's my submission for this month's IndieWeb Carnival. The topic is second person birds, as chosen by Sophia. I love the non specific nature of this topic, it's also what makes it a bit of a challenge to respond to.…| britthub.co.uk
Discover how birds build nests and their unique nesting habits! Learn about Columbus bird control in our latest blog. Check it out to explore more.| Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control
Fall migration gives us a second chance to see trees full of normally secretive warblers, though some species have been fairly conspicuous all summer. American Redstarts are striking warblers that breed in Maine. Females and young birds have gray upperparts with a patch of yellow under each wing and yellow on the outer tail feathers. […] The post Backyard Bird of the Month for October: American Redstart appeared first on Maine Audubon.| Maine Audubon
What was just a worn cement retaining wall on Broadway in Bangor last month is now becoming a vibrant celebration of birds, native plants, and community spirit. The Maine Audubon Mural, the newest commission by Bangor Beautiful, can be seen on the highly visible stretch of wall near the Family Dollar on State Street. Passed […] The post Bird Mural Takes Flight in Bangor appeared first on Maine Audubon.| Maine Audubon
The Roadless Rule safeguards important public lands for people and birds; you can help save it.| Audubon North Carolina
Do you find drawing a bird in flight challenging? Learn a simple method to draw the right proportions and a sense of movement.| Cecilie Okada Design
Paint a vibrant red parrot with watercolor and gold accents. This step-by-step guide covers drawing, layering color, and adding gold sparkle.| Cecilie Okada Design
Take flight painting vibrant, colorful watercolor birds. Unlock serenity with this mindful, creative exercise.| Cecilie Okada Design
Players don’t just remember Angry Birds as pigs and slingshots. They remember personalities. Red for dominance, Bomb for brute power, Terence for muscle. And the Angry Birds Yellow Bird—the speedy one. Identifiable by his triangular form, sharp eyes, and super speed, the Yellow Bird’s official name is Chuck. He brings energy, humor, and tactics to [...]| Birds Wave
Few games are uncomplicated. Few games become legends. Angry Birds is both. It started out as an easy mobile game in 2009 and went on to conquer the world. By 2012, Rovio had bundled its best-selling games into one collection: the Angry Birds Trilogy. This release propelled play on the go and hurled it onto [...]| Birds Wave
Texas is huge. Sky that’s really, really big, geology that’s really, really big, and wildlife that’s really, really big. And above the best of aerial animals in the sky of Texas are birds of prey. Also called raptors, they are monarchs and monarchines of the air with eagle vision, killing talons, and unbiased skills of [...]| Birds Wave
Are birds balls? Yes—male birds possess seasonal testes that shrink and swell. Learn how bird reproduction really works in this.| Birds Wave
Birds are some of the most interesting animals in our world. They fly, sing, migrate, and color our planet with colors and sounds. One way to enjoy the birds’ world is learning about them alphabetically. Let us have a closer look today at birds that begin with A. From the massive monolithic albatross that traverses [...]| Birds Wave
There is a hero in every bird. For the Angry Birds, their hero is neither the fastest nor the loudest. Their hero is the silent giant Terence. He doesn’t speak. He won’t smile. He doesn’t even move unless he has to. But when he does move, his power opens the entire game. He can destroy [...]| Birds Wave
King Pig Angry Birds defined: learn about his role, history, personality, and cultural importance in this whole SEO-optimized tutorial on the green villain.| Birds Wave
For millions of us, “I Love New York” is more than just a slogan. It’s a way of life. The state’s incredible natural beauty makes it easy to love. On your fall rambles, show off your state pride an…| New York State Parks and Historic Sites Blog
I was a groomsman at a wedding on August 31, 2025, which I previewed in an August 30, 2025 post about my rental tuxedo on The Emu Café Social. This wedding took place at Swan Club on the Harbor (venue location), which is in Roslyn, New York. This was the first time I had gone to Long Island in about ten years. I took the Long Island Railroad with a friend to the Glen Head stop and managed to take one of the few walkable routes (as in having a sidewalk for most of the route) from the station ...| The New Leaf Journal
Last Updated on September 26, 2025 by Avia A friend from Canada emailed me about the recent plight of rescuing 400 ostriches at a remote … The post From Feathers to Eggs: Symbolism & Spiritual Meaning of the Ostrich appeared first on Whats-Your-Sign.com.| Whats-Your-Sign.com
Last Updated on September 28, 2025 by Avia Seen a kingfisher? Dreamed of one? Curious about what these ginchy beauties might mean for you? I’ve … The post Kingfisher Spiritual Meaning in Dreams, Encounters, Healing, Cultural Lore, & More appeared first on Whats-Your-Sign.com.| Whats-Your-Sign.com
A recent study confirmed the existence of a hybrid bird between the blue jay and green jay species in nature.| The Debrief
Bird millet myths uncovered: discover types, nutrition, benefits, and the reasons why white millet is the pet bird and wild bird preferred seed.| Birds Wave
All that talk last week about the Egyptian falcon god got me thinking about all the wild falcons in this world. No wonder the ancient Egyptians revered this powerful bird. Today we will focus on three falcon species that most of you have probably never seen. The peregrine falcon, below, is almost certain to be … Continue reading Wild Falcons| Jet Eliot
Snow White birds are no sidekicks. Reveal their role, significance, and symbolism in Disney's classic princess story, from music to hope symbolism.| Birds Wave
Disney birds add magic to movies. Describe some of the notable Disney bird characters, what role they play, the symbolism behind them, and how they add magic| Birds Wave
Welcome Kauai birds here in this detailed guide. Learn what indigenous birds, seabird colonies, cultural values, and best birding spots have to offer.| Birds Wave
Today I’m back with Part III of Emma@WordsandPeace and my discussion of Notes from an Island (1996) by Tove Jansson, her memoir/journal of the nearly 3 decades that she and her partner Tuulikki Pietila lived on the small island of Klovharun. Here we share our thoughts on chapters 5 and 6. (Find part I of…| Literary Potpourri
As tropical birds flee their overheating homes, biologists worry for the imperiled species they might displace. The post Ibis on the Move appeared first on bioGraphic.| bioGraphic
Are grace, in the sky, and charmers up close. Mexico, off season without the tourists. Arte de Mexico, on every street and every home. I have been flying around like the birdies and am not posting …| Cindy Knoke
Hunting Canada geese in the field requires different tactics than in the marsh; read on for expert tips to a successful 2025 goose hunt in Manitoba fields.| Manitoba Co-operator
Are you a budding photographer looking for a challenge? Try bird photography—it’s part technique, part timing, and a whole lot of patience.| Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin
I am learning about bird migration with Project Feederwatch. I am fascinated by birds that migrate. It makes me feel an awe for such creatures and the way they travel up to thousands of miles as the seasons change. When I lived in California, I was aware of birds and the way they would come […] The post Learning About Bird Migration with Project Feederwatch appeared first on Homeschool Nature Study.| Homeschool Nature Study
It’s quite amazing when you find primary sources that provide the seed, or acorn, that allows you to tell a story that for a while seemed lifeless. Check out this great post from debut author…| Beth Anderson, Children's Writer
The Fish Crow is a bird you have most likely seen, but may have never noticed. It is a distinct species of crow, yet it often associates with the ubiquitous American Crow, and the two species are almost indistinguishable in appearance. If you’re lucky, you’ll see the two next to one another and might notice […]| Maine Audubon
The summer garden had some successes and some fails. And it is sometimes hard to tell which is which. This turkey family visited the yard many days, and walked through the garden beds in the back. …| Finding Our Way Home
Like a lot of wildlife, grouse prefer the edges of different habitats, such as a timber clearcut next to a mature forest.| Pine & Lakes Echo Journal
Image is from Pexels As I said a few days ago, the fourth of September is National Wildlife Day, so I thought I would do one of my favourite posts/contents, which is bite-sized fun facts, and the t…| Mybookworld24
Right now, groups of Icelanders are taking to the streets late at night, armed with cardboard boxes and torches, in search of the telltale white bellies of baby Atlantic puffins. Once caught, these birds will spend the next few hours with their captors, before being tossed off clifftops after…| New Atlas
Say hello to my newest feathered friend – this darling crochet flamingo. He’s pink. He’s playful. He’s sure to steal your heart. Meet Floyd: my latest crochet bird pattern! Can we just take a moment to enjoy the little combo that is Floyd the Flamingo? I love that he’s got the whole squishy vibe like... The post Floyd The Crochet Flamingo appeared first on Crochet 365 Knit Too.| Crochet 365 Knit Too
We recently had two nights up at the Bunya Mountains. Regular readers would know I love it up there and I’ve blogged about it several times before with the most recent time being this post in August 2023 – Bunya... Read the Post The post Two nights at Bunya Mountains first appeared on Write of the Middle.| Write of the Middle
Northern Cardinal (male) This is the time of year when activity at my bird feeders slows. In just the past few weeks, my feeders went from being extremely busy–just as busy as, if not busier …| The Used Life
In a new blog series, our Conservation Trainee Abi David explores some of the amazing creatures that call seagrass meadows their home. The Brent Goose Branta bernicla is of a similar size to a Mallard duck, making it one of the smallest goose species in the world. They are a highly social species and form strong bonds within the groups they live in. If you spot a group of Brent Geese, look out for the ‘compass’ goose – this is the leader of the group and will lead the way between foragi...| Project Seagrass
Towards the end of summer when the Northern California landscapes are tinder brown and we hope for a new rainy season ahead, something wonderful happens at Point Reyes. The elk start their bugling.…| Jet Eliot
My camera helped me worship the full corn moon, to capture it sitting on branches and bobbing between power lines.| Bridgette Tales
Researchers studied the status of 942 bird species using data contributed by birdwatchers through the eBird citizen science platform.| Asian Scientist Magazine
Explore fall bird behaviour and learn how we ensure harmony. Discover expert wildlife control tips in our blog for a safe, bird-friendly autumn!| Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control
Discover the birds and business impact in Atlanta and how effective bird control can protect your business. Learn more with expert tips in our blog!| Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control
It’s important to locate and identify bird mites versus other pests. They’re small and can easily be mistaken for other tiny insects.| Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control
This first ‘Rare Birds’ event sets the tone by ‘mixing high and low, fine and familiar’, while serving Birds’ fried chicken in unexpected settings| sltn.co.uk
~ • ~ ~ • ~ The Flower Part Late one afternoon while sitting outside on the deck, I was viciously attacked dive-bombed by a hummingbird who mistook me for a flower. Why, you may be wondering, did t…| THE SPECTACLED BEAN
A continent-wide analysis of more than 400 North American bird species reveals that while many are shifting ranges northward, these movements only partly reduce their exposure to rapidly rising temperatures. The post How well do range shifts mitigate climate change for North American birds? appeared first on Conservation Corridor.| Conservation Corridor
Last week, I saw a couple of Ruby-throated Hummingbirds whizzing around the nursery and perching in nearby trees. I love spotting these tiny and shiny birds—the only hummingbird native to New England. Even though this is the only species we typically see on the East Coast, they really pull their weight as pollinators; many native […]| Maine Audubon
Meet scary birds cassowary, harpy eagle, shoebill, skua, owls, swans and learn why they look fierce, how to stay safe, and how fear turns into awe.| Birds Wave
The Three Musketeers Finally, after a myriad of funky weather events in June and July, Monday, July 21st was the perfect day for a woodsy walk and I hoped to fill my photo card with a few Osprey of…| WALKIN', WRITIN', WIT & WHIMSY
Sometimes I go camping just to have a few days away from everyday responsibilities. Time to nap and read and snack and daydream. Just one exit up the road from home. Sometimes I go camping with a s…| Change Is Hard
What’s your favorite sound? Mine is in this video…| Happiness Between Tales (and Tails) by da-AL
Today, mathematician and Hero of Intellectual Freedom, UC Davis’s Abby Thompson has more lovely intertidal pictures from California. Her captions and IDs are indented, and you can enlarge the…| Why Evolution Is True
August 21, 2025 - Darkness, a friend to many creatures, is often banished by the ever-shining light bulbs of human habitation. By Louise Conner| The Ecological Disciple
These annuals, hanging plants, perennials, bushes and vines are the best hummingbird plants to attract those pretty birds to your garden.| From House To Home
This painting depicts a bright, cheerful autumn scene under a clear blue sky. In the foreground sits a large, round orange pumpkin with a curling green vine that sweeps gracefully upward. Perched on the pumpkin| Tracie Kiernan - Step By Step Painting
Learn More about the Breeding Birds of the Hudson Bay Lowlands.| CPAWS Manitoba
Hello! It’s already August(!) and since today’s the first Friday of the month, a new challenge is up at Creative Artiste Mixed Media. As always, the theme for the challenge is Anything …| Beads, Charms, Wire...
By Eilene Lyon It’s time for some shots from our feeder-cam! I’ve had to take it down for the summer because of a bear wandering the neighborhood. He dismantled my compost bin twice, so…| Myricopia
Some of you may remember that I was part of the team from The Society of Environmental Authors and Journalists attending the Global Birdfair at Rutland, UK, last month. Here is our video if anyone …| Esther Chilton
Share your World: 11th August The weather has cooled down. The tomatoes on the deck, unmolested (so far) by birds or beasts, are turning red. I doubt they’ll make it to the table because we e…| Serendipity - Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
