Posts in: birds

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Force for nature

Force for nature

Len Soucy has spent his life caring for injured birds

By | Posted February 1, 2013

Serial killer or scapegoat?

Serial killer or scapegoat?

Cat advocates and conservationists debate how many dead birds is too many

By | Posted January 20, 2013

One genome at a time

One genome at a time

George Amato’s conservation mission

By | Posted December 16, 2012

Impressionist or cubist? Bee-ats me!

Impressionist or cubist? Bee-ats me!

Pigeons and honeybees discriminate between artistic styles

By | Posted December 3, 2012

Q&A: The science of feather forensics

Q&A: The science of feather forensics

Carla Dove, a forensic ornithologist at the Smithsonian, explains how plumage from bird strikes helps improve aviation safety

By | Posted November 1, 2012

Becoming city birds

Becoming city birds

Songbirds provide evidence of evolution driven by urbanization

By | Posted October 16, 2012

Fire and flight

Fire and flight

Is there hope for the Florida scrub-jay?

By | Posted August 9, 2012

Friday Science Cinema

Friday Science Cinema

Because you can procrastinate for another few minutes…

By | Posted July 20, 2012

From plaster to programming

From plaster to programming

How borrowed technologies are changing paleontology

By | Posted June 7, 2012

Natural voyeurism

Natural voyeurism

Animal webcams make peeping Toms of us all

By | Posted June 2, 2012

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