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How Climate Change Threatens Tropical Birds
Hot climate conditions reduce survival of tropical birds, UWindsor study says http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/hot-climate-conditions-reduce-survival-tropical-birds-uwindsor-1.4653492
Love has wings & feathers
In my heart, love takes the shape of wings, a beak and beautiful feathers.
Dinosaur-Era Bird Found With Shockingly Intact Skull — National Geographic News
The unprecedented Ichthyornis fossil from Kansas offers fresh perspective on bird evolution. via Dinosaur-Era Bird Found With Shockingly Intact Skull — National Geographic News Full article here.
How Did Birds Lose Their Teeth And Get Their Beaks? Study Offers Clues
Modern birds are dinosaurs without toothy jaws, and with bigger brains. Newly published research fills in some of the missing links in their evolution.(Image credit: Michael Hanson and Bhart-Anjan S. Bhullar/Nature Publishing Group) via How Did Birds Lose Their Teeth And Get Their Beaks? Study Offers Clues — News : NPR
Tree Swallows — Through Open Lens
F/5,6, 1/400, ISO 125. Walking around Secaucus, NJ I came across a domestic argument between two Tree Swallows. They were chirping so loud at each other, that I thought feathers were going to fly. But in this case, argument came to an end and the tree Swallows went back in to their respected homes. […] via …
Beautiful
Keito, my Blue Headed Pionus.
Finch Fiesta
Dozens of gold and purple finch ascended on the bird feeders over the last two weeks, probably wondering where and when spring will come to their territory. Despite having to shoot through the bay window, I managed to take a few nice photos of the finch on both the clothes line and feeders. Despite winter's …
Harbour Lights
Parry Sound harbour is slowly transforming into her spring fashion, ice breaking up and the Seguin river rushing over the rapids. First Common Loon sighting in the harbour.
Ahoy Matey
A few days ago, when it was actually sunny with not a snowflake in sight, I walked along the docks in the Parry Sound harbour. This fellow was surveying his territory, perhaps scouting out an errant french fry.
The Northern Herper 
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