Species
There are a vast number of different bird species, and here we hope to provide you with enough information to know the most of them.
Attracting Birds
Attracting birds to your garden will prove to be a most rewarding activity, providing countless opportunities to enjoy bird watching in your own back yard.
Bird Breeding
Bird breeding begins with the increase in length of daylight in summer. Territorial behavior becomes evident with males selecting and defending their territory by singing and flight displays.
Latest Articles
New Discovery Sheds Light on Bird Evolution
June 25, 2009 by Editor
Up until a few days ago it was a commonly held belief that modern birds evolved from theropod dinosaurs such as the tyrannosaurus or allosaurus. Now new evidence has been found in favour of the theory that birds evolved separately on a parallel path to dinosaurs. The discovery may be new, but the evidence has been there all along. Simply put, it is... [Read more]
Bird watching in Thailand
May 5, 2009 by Editor
Many bird watching enthusiasts have already discovered the magnificent opportunities that wait in Thailand. With almost a thousand bird species, Thailand is a treasure trove of birding experiences that can be enjoyed in various provinces around the country. Tourist operators also specialize in bird watching excursions, offering daily hikes and even... [Read more]
Mustached Parakeets
April 1, 2009 by Editor
When looking at the Mustached Parakeet, it is evident that belonging to the same family does not mean that you share the same characteristics. The Mustached Parakeet is related to the Ringneck Parakeet, and is often referred to as a Java Mustached Parakeet. These colorful little parrots make wonderful pets and their laid back attitude assist them in... [Read more]
British Birdwatching Fair
March 6, 2009 by Editor
One of the most exciting events of the year, for bird lovers, is the annual British Birdwatching Fair. Every year thousands of people descend on the fair, taking part in its informative seminars and workshops, or merely to enjoy the breathtaking surroundings of the venue and browse through the hundreds of exhibitor stands. But the most important feature... [Read more]
The Albatross Task Force Project
February 25, 2009 by Editor
South Africans are fast gaining recognition for taking initiative and trying new things. Most recently they have enjoyed a lot of success in efforts aimed at minimizing the number of endangered albatrosses killed in fishing nets annually. Conservationists are now looking at how the project can be expanded. Albatrosses do not generally receive a lot... [Read more]
Shifting Migrations Might Indicate Global Warming
February 19, 2009 by Editor
Each year thousands of citizens in the US get involved with the annual Christmas bird count. They are not professional birders, but their counts do help biologists and other researchers to get a better idea of the grand scale of things. Over time this count has revealed that almost 60 percent of migratory birds are spending their winters further north... [Read more]
Hen Harrier to be Released into English Wilds
February 13, 2009 by Editor
The hen harrier is one of the most endangered birds of prey in Britain. Their numbers have fallen incredibly in England in the past, with just ten breeding pairs having been counted last year. While this bird species was once very widespread across Britain, it now seems its domain is limited mainly to Scotland where there are about 630 breeding pairs. The... [Read more]
Jekyll Island To Host National Bird Education Gathering
February 3, 2009 by Editor
Like flocks of gulls converging on a rocky point, more than a hundred bird educators and enthusiasts are due to flock to Jekyll Island for the 2009 Bird Education Network National Gathering from February 22, 2009. The various bird lovers will be coming from schools, bird refuges, national parks, bird clubs and nature centers especially for the event. The... [Read more]
