Why Did These 4 Alabama Birds Go Extinct?
Alabama, with its rich mosaic of rivers, wetlands, forests, and coastal plains, has long served as a haven for birds—both …
3 Swans of California: Tundra, Trumpeter, and Mute
California’s wetlands, floodplains, and seasonal marshes offer essential stopovers for migrating birds and year-round havens for waterfowl. Among the most …
12 Duck Breeds in California (With Pictures)
California’s diverse landscapes—ranging from lush wetlands and winding rivers to coastal estuaries and seasonal lakes—offer essential stopovers and breeding grounds …
Alaska’s Arctic Beauty: The Striking Emperor Goose
Among the remote and wind-swept coasts of western Alaska, one bird stands out with its regal plumage and icy gaze: …
13 Species of Geese in Alaska (with picture)
Alaska is a haven for waterfowl, especially geese. With its expansive wetlands, coastal estuaries, and tundra plains, the state hosts …
Top 10 Accidental Birds Ever Spotted in Alabama
Alabama is known for its rich bird diversity, thanks to its mix of coastal marshes, river systems, pine forests, and …
Top 15 Most Iconic Butterflies in the U.S.
Butterflies are among nature’s most enchanting creatures, their delicate wings painted in breathtaking hues that seem to dance in the …
Can You Care for American Robins at Home? A Guide for Bird Lovers
The American Robin (Turdus migratorius) is a cherished and familiar presence in gardens, parks, and forests across North America. Known …
The World’s Only Vampire Bats
When people hear the word “vampire,” they often think of gothic legends, horror films, or nocturnal predators. But in the …
Thermal Imaging and Echolocation: How Vampire Bats Locate Prey
Vampire bats have fascinated scientists and storytellers for centuries. These nocturnal creatures are the only mammals that feed exclusively on …