
Laura's birding blog—usually a fleshed-out transcript of my radio program/podcast, with photos.
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(Listen to the radio version here.)
My daughter and son-in-law moved to Duluth from Brooklyn, New York, in April 2020, during the pandemic. She was pregnant at the time, and they lived with us, both working remotely, until Walter’s first b...
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American Crow managing three peanuts! (You may need to zoom in to see all three.)
One of the things I discovered when I was researching my book, 101 Ways to Help Birds, is that a dangerous fungus, Asper...
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This week, I heard a meteorologist on the radio say that “meteorological autumn” begins on September 1. Of course, astronomical autumn won’t come till three weeks later, on the equinox which, this year,...
(Listen to the radio version in two parts: Part 1 here and Part 2 here.)
There are no oak trees in my immediate neighborhood, so I don’t have any photos of jays taking acorns. I set out the peanuts myself, so I have lots of photos of jays...
(Listen to the radio version here.)
At this very moment, I have a hummingbird feeder on my home office window along with two small feeders—one filled with a seed mixture formulated for cardinals, the other with a concoction called “Bluebir...
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I'm author of more than a dozen books about birds. I've been producing "For the Birds," a radio program that also evolved into a podcast, since 1986.
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