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47Birds of Prey - The Peregrine Falcon
As one of the most widespread raptors in the world the sleek and speedy Peregrine Falcon is found throughout the world on all continents except Antarctica. With such a widespread distribution around the world the Peregrine is rivaled by only the Osprey in its extensive habitat.
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59Bobwhite! Bob, Bobwhite! Bobwhite!! Bobwhite . . .
The bobwhite bird, member of the quail family, is common in many parts of the U.S. Here are videos of them in the wild as well as examples of their well recognized mating call. This bird was common where I grew up in Central Wisconsin. Also, basic information on their habitats, feeding, and nesting routine.
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53The Cold World part 2
I waited for him to return. There was nothing else to do in this place but wait. No change and even the shadows remained in the same place. I decided to try to remember every detail of the man I saw. His hair had been a sandy brown, and his...
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75Bird Idioms and Proverbs (and Their Possible Origins)
Birds show up frequently in common English idioms and proverbs - “It’s time to teach Jimmy about the birds and the bees.” “A little birdie told me that you’ll probably get the job.” “I don’t want to eat at that restaurant. Their...
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59Hula lake-a paradise for birds and for bird watchers.
The Hula Lake is an artificial lake of 494 acres, created between 1993-1998 and surrounded by the agricultural fields of the Hula Valley. Until fifty years ago, most of the Hula Valley area was flooded by a giant swamp stretching for 14,826 acres....
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65Call of the Whippoorwill
Remembering the call of the whippoorwill during the night, deep in the country in Central Wisconsin. Includes information about the bird, it's preferred habitat, it's range, and an audio of it's call.
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66$76,000 A Year To Bird Watch Job
FortLauderdale-Hollywood International Airport has been required by the FAA to hire a full time Bird watcher so that to keep birds from interfering with flights. There has been two major airplane collisions at the airport involving birds causing...
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67The Killdeer, a Cute Gal Who Cleverly Defends Her Clutch
A friend who lives on a farm in a little village near Dallas, told me of some fascinating little birds with some unusual habits who live on the grasslands of the property. I thought she said they were called “Kildees,” on investigation I think...
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69Me and Wildlife
The mountain pond was formed at the edge of the last ice age. The ice sheet blocked the river and flooded the land. The ice melted. The waters receded. The pond remained. The first people came to the pond about 14,000 years ago. They came to ambush animals by the pond – mastodon, caribou and bison. They left stone tools and cracked bones as a sign that they lived here.
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68How to cure flu and cold with Herbal Remedy? A guaranteed Solution for flu and cold
This article explains a super way of getting rid of cold and flu with the help of herbal remedy
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