A-Z of Birds - Birdfact
WEBLearn all about birds around the world through our growing collection of in-depth expert guides.
The definitive guide to birdwatching around the world | Birdfact
WEBBird Behavior. We’re super excited to share our new Bird Behavior Section with you! It’s full of fun insights, curious findings, and awesome facts about the many birds that share our world. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or a complete newbie, we’ve got something that’ll catch your eye! Bird Behavior.
Owls: Everything You Need To Know | Birdfact
WEBOwls. Occurring on every continent except Antarctica, Owls are a large and unique group of predatory birds from the order Strigiformes. Although rarely seen, these birds occupy every major habitat type and vary greatly in size and appearance. Owls are some of the world’s most loved, feared, and misunderstood birds.
Woodpeckers: Everything You Need To Know | Birdfact
WEBWoodpeckers are distinctive birds, easily recognized by their sharp, straight bills, short legs, robust feet, and medium-length tails. Most species have boldly marked heads, and many have colorful crests that they can raise at will. Continue reading to learn more about Woodpecker appearance and anatomy.
The Official 50 State Birds of the USA: An Interactive Map
WEBLearn all about each of the 50 state birds across the United States, all in one place. Each state has its unique symbol of natural beauty and ecological significance, often reflecting its distinct geographical and cultural identity. Our interactive guide is designed to offer you an immersive and ...
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WEBThe Birdfact team is comprised of seasoned ornithologists, avian ecologists, bird enthusiasts, and passionate writers who share a common goal – providing accurate and engaging information about the vast, colorful, and fascinating world of birds.
From Beak to Tail: Understanding Bird Anatomy and… | Birdfact
WEBThe feather is a complex and highly specialized structure that is unique to birds. They are vital for flight, keeping warm or cool (thermoregulation), staying waterproof, and communicating a bird’s species, gender, and reproductive status. In most species, these incredible growths cover the entire body except for the bill, eyes, legs, and feet.
Mallard Bird Facts (Anas platyrhynchos) | Birdfact
WEBThe male Mallard in breeding plumage is instantly recognizable by its yellow bill and metallic green head and neck. These ornate birds have a white collar ring, a chocolate brown chest, pale gray underparts, and a white tail. Their wings are pale brown with a violet-blue speculum (wing panel). Both sexes have metallic blue wing bars and bright ...
Pigeon & Doves: A Comprehensive Expert Guide into Behavior
WEBCalls. Pigeons and Doves are very vocal birds, and most species produce typical coo-ing calls, often with a rolling and rhythmic quality. Both sexes call and sing, although males are particularly vocal. Some species make completely different sounds, including whistles and harsh, high-pitched yapping sounds.
Getting to Know Birds: A Family Gathering | Birdfact
WEBEach bird family carries a unique tale of evolution, habitat, and behavior. From the majestic raptors to the enchanting songbirds, discover each family in our in-depth guides below to start learning more. Australian warblers. Acanthizidae. Hawks and Eagles. Accipitridae. Auks. Alcidae. Ducks, Geese, Swans.
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