One year ago | By 10,000 Birds
This has been the oddest May migration in memory, at least around upstate New York. The beauty of May, however, is that there are always birds, even if they're not the ones we expect!
Case in point, songbirds are moving through the Finger Lakes in fits and starts, but beach birds have been out in force, thanks to shockingly low seasonal levels for Lake Ontario. Why else would three new county birds for me- Least Tern , Laughing Gull , and White-faced Ibis -all turn up at the same place alongside other rarities? What a spring this has been! Corey got out and about in Queens early Saturday...
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The White-gaped Honeyeater - Stomiopera unicolor is common around Broome, but you find them mostly alone and not with others of the same species. They are generally a vocal... Read more ...
As it walks in its marshy habitat, its ungainly stride makes it look as if the bird is limping, hence the common name of Limpkin. Aramus , the genus name, comes from the Greek... Read more ...
Abstract As one of the few animals with variation in the number of rib pairs , the pig is a good model to study the mechanism of RIB regulation. Quantitative trait loci for... Read more ...