10) Kittlitz's Murrelet
9) Golden-Cheeked Warbler
8) Ashy Storm-Petrel
7) Florida Scrub-Jay
6) Piping Plover
5) Kirtland's Warbler
4) Gunnison Sage-Grouse
3) Whooping Crane
2) California Condor
1) Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
AS REPORTED IN PLANET OF THE BIRDS.com
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Today, August 9th., Birds of Ohio.webnode.com had a record drop in the Fatbirder rating. We had a drop of 33 in only two hours.
Keep voting for me! Don't know how to vote? No problem! Click this link for instructions on how to vote for my website:...
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If I would ask most of you what this bird is, most of you would know that this is a Prothonotary WARBLER.
Prothonotary Warbler
Dale Forbes, a European birder argues that only European warblers are 'true' warblers. I argue that American warblers are true warblers.
He says...
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The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has officiallly announced the discovery of a new bird species in Peru.
Discovered in 2008 by a group of Cornell students, Cornell Lab's Onithological Blog says:
'...Mike Harvey was first to see the new species on October 8,...
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The website has been succesfully remodeled! The bird feeding and feeder types information is now more helpful than ever! New changes are still being planned, but the overall website is complete! We are still working on our other websites, including the look-alike Bird ID website...
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Planting sunflowers is a great spring project... They are easy to grow, and also, they attract many different bird and mammal species.
So far this year I have seen squirrels, house sparrows, northern cardinals, and american goldfinches eating the seeds out of the sunflower...
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Today, May 2, 2012, I saw my first Ruby-Throated Hummingbird of the 2012 season! I read that Ruby-Throats were moving through early this year, but the strange thing is, I saw my first hummer last year before my first hummer this year!
Last year, I saw my first hummer on April 16, but this...
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During a trip to ONWR, I added 10 birds to my lifelist. The warblers were just appearing, so I saw 2 different types. I saw Yellow-Rumped Warblers (Quite a few of them), and I saw 1 Chestnut-Sided Warbler, but I wasn't luck enough to photograph it. I also hear a few visitors say they saw a Palm...
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This past week I have seen my first Eastern Meadowlark on our property. I heard a loud bird that I never have heard before. I rabbed the camera, zoomed in, and it happened to be an Eastern Meadowlark! Here are a few photos.
Figure 1: Eastern Meadowlark Singing on...
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