Latest articles from the WJO: Noise reduction during the COVID-19 shutdown alleviated compensatory signalling behavior of male Mountain Chickadees (Poecile gambeli). #ornithology doi.org/10.1080/1559...

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All about the archives of the British Trust for Ornithology, which works to secure the future for birds and nature by means of science, monitoring and data

https://www.exploreyourarchive.org/the-archives-of-the-british-trust-for-ornithology/

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Latest articles from the WJO: Mercury in secondary feathers of depredated versus living Leach’s Storm-Petrels (Hydrobates leucorhous). #ornithology doi.org/10.1080/1559...
Your Monday bird read: Urban juncos' bill shapes changed in response to changing food resources during COVID shutdowns. #ornithology

Dark-eyed Junco Beaks Changed ...
Dark-eyed Junco Beaks Changed During COVID Shutdown in Los Angeles

Dark-eyed Junco by Phil Kahler / Macaulay Library. From the Spring 2026 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. Dark-eyed Juncos are known to scavenge across the University of California, Los Angeles, campus year-round, thriving on food and scraps left behind by students and staff. But

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Glaucous gull youngster, in its second calendar year. One of my favorite bird/gull species. They overwinter in the north of Norway, and having them in town the past few months has been an absolute blessing.

Their Dutch name is “Grote Burgemeester” aka “large mayor”, because of their big size and big bossy personality. Definitely a fitting name if you’ve ever seen them in action, they’re tough as hell.

Als their Norwegian name is “Polarmåke”/“Polar gull”, matching their scientific name “Larus hyperboreus” (“gull of the high north”), while their English name glaucous gull refers to their color.

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Belgium, Wemmel : Beverbos, Song Thrush (Turdidae, Turdus philomelos ) #belgium #wemmel #bird #ornithology #songthrush #turdidae #turdusphilomelos #naturephotography
Antigone canadensis is a large, terrestrial avian species belonging to the family Gruidae within the order Gruiformes. While historically classified under the genus Grus, comprehensive molecular DNA analyses revealed a distinct evolutionary clade, prompting its reclassification into the genus Antigone
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Sandhill Cranes (Antigone canadensis)

The species functions as a significant ecological engineer and biological vector within riparian and wetland ecosystems.

Like Modern Humans, Penguins in Captivity Are Living Longer — but Show Signs of Aging Faster. Via @discover.magazine #Science 🔭🔬🧪🥼🧑‍🔬 #Conservation #WildLife #Zoology #Nature #Ornithology 🐧

Like Modern Humans, Penguins i...