Andrew Alpin Shiny Objects: Mirrors in the Sky Glimmering surfaces like CDs, aluminum foil, or even car mirrors can send birds into a tailspin—literally. Birds see these reflections as sudden flashes or looming threats, making them nervous to stick around. This is why gardeners sometimes hang old …
Imagine a world where colossal birds strode across ancient plains, brushing shoulders with woolly mammoths and saber-toothed cats. Some of these feathered titans are gone, but others—smaller, stranger, or simply luckier—still fill our skies with their presence and stories. Let’s wander through a gallery of …
Have you ever wondered what birds are up to when you turn your back? The secret world of nesting is full of surprises, beauty, and clever tricks. Step into a hidden gallery where every nest tells a tale, every feathered parent has a secret, and …
Ever wondered how a single feather can tell the story of a world long gone? Fossilized feathers are like time machines—each delicate strand whispering secrets of ancient skies, vanished forests, and the birds that soared before us. Come explore a gallery where every image and …
Sometimes, the wildest stories are written not in books, but in feathers and wings. Birds are living proof that flight’s journey began long before our eyes ever glimpsed a blue sky streaked with wings. Let’s wander through a gallery of remarkable birds, each one a …
Waking up to the symphony of birdsong is a quintessential part of the morning experience. However, some feathered neighbors are particularly enthusiastic, ensuring the entire neighborhood is up and about. Let’s meet five backyard birds renowned for their early and boisterous morning calls. The Northern …
The Shoebill: Nature’s Dinosaur Throwback With a beak bigger than its head and a stare that could freeze time, the Shoebill’s skull looks like something from Jurassic Park. Native to Africa’s swampy wetlands, this stork-like giant has a bill shaped like a Dutch clog—perfect for …
Argentavis Magnificens: The Giant of the Skies Argentavis was so massive, it could barely get off the ground! With a wingspan stretching up to 23 feet—wider than a small airplane—this Argentine behemoth soared above South America around six million years ago. Imagine a bird as …
Ever wondered what’s going on in the minds of the feathered visitors to your backyard? Let’s delve into the lives of six common backyard birds and uncover the secrets behind their behaviors. The American Robin: The Early Bird Gets the Worm With their bright orange-red …
Have you ever put out a feeder, only to find it ignored or overrun by squirrels? You’re not alone. Sometimes, despite our best intentions, our backyards don’t become the bird havens we dream of. But the secret to success is understanding what birds really want—and …