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Blue-Footed Booby: Feet, Dance, Habitat & Survival Secrets

Discover the blue-footed booby—its dazzling blue feet, unique courtship dance, and the science behind its color, health, and love life in the Galápagos.

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Seabirds: Meet the Ocean's Most Iconic Species

Discover the fascinating world of seabirds—their feeding, migration, breeding, and vital role in ocean ecosystems, revealing nature’s masterful fliers.

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Best Suet for Birds: Fall & Winter Feeding Guide

Discover why suet is essential for winter birds, how to choose the best types and feeders, and tips to keep your backyard lively through the cold season.

BirdIllustration of the dodo bird (Raphus cucullatus), a flightless pigeon from Mauritius, painted by Frederick W. Frohawk in Extinct Birds (1907–1910).

Dodo Bird: How It Lived, When It Went Extinct and Why

Discover the dodo bird's appearance, diet, and why it went extinct, revealing how human activity led to the permanent loss of this island giant.

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How to Make a Simple DIY Bird Feeder

Learn how to make simple DIY bird feeders for kids and adults, attract more birds with seeds, nectar, fruit, and suet, and create a bird-friendly backyard.

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Grue Jay: Rare Blue Jay × Green Jay Hybrid Found in Texas

Discover the Grue Jay, a rare Blue Jay × Green Jay hybrid found in Texas. Learn its origins, traits, and why climate change makes this bird unique.

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Tawny Frogmouth: Australia’s Owl-Like Master of Disguise

Tawny frogmouths look like owls but aren’t. Discover their camouflage, diet, habitat, and why this nocturnal bird is Australia’s true master of disguise.