And when to look for it. Here’s a bit of a trick when it comes to birdwatching—birds typically follow patterns. Now, these patterns can be something as broad as a similar migration path season to season, or a handful of birds claiming a backyard as their territory. Because of that, you can expect to see… Read More What’s the Deal with Birdwatching: Part 3 – Know Where to Look
Here are two bird sounds – let’s see if we can find the differences between them (and don’t scroll down too quickly if you don’t want the answer to be spoiled). You might have picked up that the first is longer and ends in a bit of a raspy sound. The second is a bit… Read More What’s the Deal with Birdwatching: Part 2 – Don’t Assume
Here’s a cool thing about birdwatching—almost every guide and organization has their set of ethics around the activity. So, for example, the American Birding Association Code of Ethics are as follows: Respect and promote birds and their environment. (don’t intentionally flush a bird just for a photo, don’t destroy their habitat just to get closer,… Read More What’s the Deal with Birdwatching: Part 1 – Details Matter
The Belted Kingfisher – an absolute badass bird.… Read More My Spark Bird—The Belted Kingfisher
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