Northern Flickers (Colaptes auratus) are found across North America and in parts of Central America and the Caribbean. On the west coast of the United States, the Northern Flickers are red-shafted, meaning […]
Flicker Friday
Wordless Wednesday: Green Heron
Don’t forget to follow Animal Perspectives on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest! Also read… Wordless Wednesday: Black-Crowned Night Heron List: The 16 Dos and Don’ts of Managing Your Nesting Boxes It’s a Sin […]
How to Approach an Active Bird Nest
It’s important to know how to approach an active bird nest because if done improperly the tenants could be harmed. Here are suggestions on how to do it. #1. Don’t be Sneaky Do not sneak […]
Species in Focus: Field Sparrow
Field Sparrows (Spizella pusilla) are sweet buff-colored beauties with pink legs and a pink bill. Their bouncy trilling melodies are unmistakeable and fill open meadow habitats across Maryland. While not threatened, the species is […]
American Pipits — In Trees!
The American Pipit (Anthus rubescens) is a ground foraging, grassland bird that overwinters in the southern half of the U.S. although it can be found in northern areas, like Maryland. Uncommonly seen […]
Warbler Wednesday: Common Yellowthroat
Don’t forget to follow Animal Perspectives on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest! Also read… Wordless Wednesday: Red-Winged Blackbird Where the Screech Owl Wasn’t 5 Birds to Know in the Northeast this Spring Sign […]
Should I Stay, or Should I Go? When to Quit a Birding Session.
Should I Stay, or Should I Go? When to Quit a Birding Session.
Wordless Wednesday: Killdeer
3 Tips for Successful Nest Monitoring
Here are the three most important steps for NestWatch/Nesting monitoring (in no particular order).
Monday Blues: Eastern Bluebird
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