Bird Species

White Peafowl Pictures: What is a White Peacock and What does it Symbolize?

As a child, I remember seeing images and icons of the incredible peacock with its huge, iridescent fan-shaped tail. We all grow up with it; if we are lucky, we have seen them sometimes in parks and gardens. And very rarely, we might see a white peacock, and amazingly, even without that glorious color, it …

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Hummingbirds in California | Hummingbird Guide (with Pictures)

Hummingbirds are the favorite backyard bird of many, and for good reasons. Their magical colors and ability to hover in the air are almost majestic. While it is easy to think that all hummingbirds shimmer in iridescent colors and live in beautiful hidden forests, they live in different geographic ranges and have different nesting habits …

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7 Native Woodpeckers in New Jersey and How to Identify Them

New Jersey is an excellent place for birders to live and explore the different terrains. While many people associate the state with suburbs, factories, and Atlantic City, it also has a wide array of habitats and natural areas perfect for birdlife. Overview While New Jersey is the most densely populated state in America, it is also home …

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Hawks vs Falcons: Highlighting Their Differences + Interesting Facts About These Species

Hawks and falcons are some of the most common birds of prey, and you can find them almost anywhere. But if you’re new to birdwatching, or simply curious about these species, it can be difficult to tell them apart.  Luckily for you, this article will look at different types of falcons and hawks, and break …

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House Sparrow Eggs: From Breeding, Nesting to Egg Laying

Bird watchers love to watch house sparrows that visit their backyard. They are common in both urban and suburban locations and generally prefer habitats that are close to humans, hence why they might take up residence outside of your window. You might even find nests in outdoor lighting fixtures, kitchen vents, rooftops, gutters, or crevices …

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