by Alex Forsythe The Purple Finch is the state bird of New Hampshire, and it is the bird that ornithologist and...
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by Alex Forsythe Until 1940, House Finches were only found in the western portion of the United States. In 1940 illegally...
Tufted Titmouse by Alex Forsythe Often we can hear a bird before we see it, so knowing the calls...
by Alex Forsythe There are seven species of chickadees that breed in North America, but only two breed in...
by Alex Forsythe Baltimore Orioles, with their bright plumage and beautiful song, are favorites among backyard birders. John James...
by Alex Forsythe Are you right- or left-handed? Are you right-handed when you write, but left-handed when you perform...
by Alexandra Forsythe  Ask any group of people to list their favorite feeder birds and you’re sure to hear...
by Alexandra Forsythe The American Robin is often thought of as a sign of spring, but it is actually...
A month or so ago I received quite a few bird related phone calls and emails from panicked co-workers. These were...
If you haven’t noticed…birds tend to fascinate me. This month’s feathered friend is like no other. It must be...
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