Bird of the Week
Ben TonelliWeekly bird facts for the bird-people of the world
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Bird of the Week 5/18 - 5/22
This week’s bird is the: Brown Thrasher
Photo cred: Ryan Sanderson. This bird is a rerun from 2024.
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A member of the mimic family (Mimidae), the Brown Thrasher can imitate the songs of other birds.
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Despite this cool ability, the...
Bird of the Week 5/11 - 5/15
This week’s bird is the: Black-crowned Night Heron
Photo cred: James Bachand
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This species’ scientific name is pretty great: Nycticorax nycticorax. The word “nycticorax” is loosely translated to “night crow” or “night raven.”
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Th...
Bird of the Week 5/4 - 5/8
Before introducing this week’s bird I want to take a second to introduce:
* Poke-A-Bird *
“Poke me!”
a new iPhone app from the team that brings you Bird of the Week. The app is a retro-style game for logging your real-world bird sighti...
Bird of the Week 4/26 - 4/30
This week’s bird is the: Golden-cheeked Warbler
The male. Photo cred: Dubi Shapiro
- The Golden-cheeked Warbler has an extremely limited range. During the breeding season, it is only found in a narrow band of juniper woodlands in Texas...
Bird of the Week 4/20 - 4/24
This week’s bird is the: Fork-tailed Storm-Petrel
Photo cred: Bryce Robinson
- All petrels belong to the order Procellariiformes, collectively referred to as “tubenoses.” You can guess where this name comes from – they have little tube...
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