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A smart bird feeder that notifies you of and IDs your feathered visitors, and organizes their photos in a beautiful collection to view and share.
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Today is and even though these little fluff-balls can be a bit of a nuisance when it comes to raiding feeders, they are still wonderful animals! Did you know, for example, that their sense of smell is really good?

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Happy We are dedicating today’s post to these wonderful creatures. There are around 17 to 20 species of this flightless and all except the Galapagos live in the southern hemisphere.

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has been observed across the U.S. ever since 1894 when it was instituted by Charles Almanzo Babcock, a superintendent of The aim of this day is to not only celebrate but to fight for their

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Though don’t normally like to call attention to themselves, they know the way to a lady’s heart is through some sick beats. That is why they take to the skies and drum out an impressive courtship display using their outer tail feathers.

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No does a disgruntled look quite like the gray Their loud flight to it here: https://t.co/o7QgJ8frQT— paired with their hunched over, offended appearance caused the birds to be compared to ageing and referenced in our tune.

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If you are searching for the of the world, look no further than the crested And wintertime is the time when is well and truly in the air. These accomplished will bob their heads and shake their tail feathers at each other.

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had a bit of a bad rep in time. His belief that these nocturnal would sneak into stables to suck dry of their milk and subsequently turn them blind earned these birds the nickname of

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The mute is a symbol of grace, and elegance. It is a majestic that is best distinguished from others by the way it holds its long, beautiful neck in a characteristic S shape.

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Before people knew about migration, they were sometimes shocked to discover that certain would disappear completely for a period of time; or that other birds would appear in their hometown before leaving again soon after.

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Back in the 1700s, being called a was a big deal, as it meant that you qualified as a very wealthy person! Back then, they were, however, called People associated them with and because of their regal plumage.

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