-
-
Recent Posts
- Squirrels: If you can’t beat them, join them
- Ways to attract warblers to your backyard
- World Series of Birding: Birding with adrenaline
- Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day with the world this weekend
- Have a cat problem at your feeders? Spray them away
- Larkwire Review: A fun and interactive way to learn bird songs
- Fewer wildfires leading to fewer black-backed woodpeckers
- Some NYC residents fined for having birdbaths
Favorite Links
Archives
Categories
- American Crow
- bats
- bird benefits
- Bird Cam
- Bird Events
- Bird Feeders
- bird myths
- Bird News
- Bird Photography
- Bird Sightings
- Bird Strikes
- bird studies
- Birdbaths
- Birdhouses
- bluebirds
- BP Oil Spill
- Chickens
- Christmas Bird Count
- elephant bird
- Giveaway
- Great Backyard Bird Count
- How To
- hummingbirds
- Interview
- News Roundup
- Odd Bird News
- Purple Martins
- Q&A
- Review
- robins
- Tips
- travel
- Uncategorized
- videos
- Wind Farms
Category Archives: BP Oil Spill
The Story of Louisiana’s Oiled Brown Pelican
I live very close to Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans and often take walks by the shore where I can watch the sunset. One of my favorite sights while I’m out there are these two majestic brown pelicans that soar up and down the shore in search for food. Brown pelicans, the state bird of [...]
Oil in Gulf Remains a Threat to Millions of Birds
With the arrival of spring comes the return of millions of birds that are flying back north so they can begin breeding and raising their young. But, nearly a year after the BP oil spill spewed millions of barrels of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico, experts are saying the threat to birds is [...]