Bird Fun Facts
Patricia SiswandjoEducational fun facts about the natural world from your Bird BFF!
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Titty Tuesday: more tits!
First up, the smallest Tit: Coal Tits!
Image credit: Sheila Sargeant. This Coal Tit was photographed eating a worm while perched on a blackthorn in her garden
Itty Bitty Community, rise up! :D There’s nothing wrong with being small <3
Th...
July 1st is Canada Day!
Canada Goose Holdings Inc. is a Canadian holding company of winter clothing manufacturers. The company was founded in 1957 by Sam Tick, under the name Metro Sportswear Ltd. Canada Goose markets a wide range of jackets, parkas, vests, hats,...
Did you know the rooster is one of the national emblems of France?
Bonjour, and welcome back to another article on my Bird Fun Facts blog! This past month, I shared an article on another ‘national bird’: the Bald Eagle of the United States.
So today, I thought it might be fun to cover France’s Bastille Da...
The … Penguins of Madagascar?
These spunky penguins had their first appearance in the movie "Madagascar" in 2005, where they were part of a subplot to try to make it back to their homeland of Antarctica. However, the penguins find Antarctica too cold and eventually end...
How Bald Eagles became the U.S.’ national bird
I hope everyone is having a great 4th of July, regardless of if you celebrate it or not.
Personally, I don’t (I don’t really celebrate my own country’s National Day that much either, as I am not a fan of huge crowds or loud fireworks…) but...
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An enthusiastic girl based in Singapore who is new to the world of birdwatching, but overzealous in her love for nature and birds!
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