Backyard Birds in Maine: A Field Guide to the Species at Your Feeder
On foggy June mornings on lakes in western Maine, the long, wavering call of a Common Loon often carries across the water before the fog…
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Discover the Birds of New England
New England’s mix of coastline, forest, and mountain habitat packs a lot of variety into six fairly small states. Whether you’re just starting out with…
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State Birds of the United States
Introduction The United States is home to a variety of official state birds, each representing the heritage and cultural identity of one of the 50…
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