Owls in Your Backyard? Here's How!

Kelsey Waddell
March 24, 2024

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Stories Of The Day:

8 Birds That Chirp in the Morning: A Melodious Chorus!

To many birders, chattering and chirping in the morning is one of the best sounds in the world. It is exciting, peaceful, and a delight for the ears. But it can be difficult to know

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Is It Worthwhile Killing Common Owls to Save the Spotted Owl

In November, the United States Fish & Wildlife Service announced possible plans that could include the removal of hundreds of thousands of barred owls to save a more at-risk species, the spotted owl. Understandably, this

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Tip Of The Day

For those of you looking to invite owls into your yards, consider installing an owl nesting box. Since most owls don't build their own nests, providing a safe and cozy space could encourage a pair of these silent nocturnal predators to set up residence, offering you a front-row seat to nature's own pest control.

9 Black Birds With Blue Heads: Our Captivating List

If you’ve been out birdwatching and spotted a black bird with a blue head, you might be scratching your head, wondering what it could be. Interestingly, the combination of dark body feathers with a blue

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Quote Of The Day

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Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

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