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Bird Cams: West Texas Hummingbird Cam Returns To The Davis Mountains

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 21, 2018 by PalomarMay 21, 2018

Watch over a dozen species jockey for the feeders on the 2018 West Texas Hummingbird cam. West Texas Welcomes Back Hummingbirds The West Texas hummingbird cam sponsored by Perky-Pet is back just as spring migration is hitting full stride! Over the cam season, viewers … Continue reading →

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News from the Tree Care for Birds Project

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on April 12, 2018 by PalomarApril 12, 2018
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Bird Cams: Barred Owls Hatch & Ospreys Return To Hellgate

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on April 11, 2018 by PalomarApril 11, 2018

Watch the female Barred Owl unveil three owlets when she departs the nest box to pick up a chipmunk. Three Owlets Hatch On Barred Owl Cam On the Barred Owl cam, a trio of white, down-covered owlets are now officially the center of the … Continue reading →

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As Spring Arrives, Breeding Season Begins On The Bird Cams

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on April 2, 2018 by PalomarApril 2, 2018

Learn Who’s Who On The Manakin Cam Learn about the male Lance-tailed Manakins and why they form display partnerships in this informational highlight. New Perspectives On The Barred Owl Cam This year on the Barred Owl cam, we launched a new … Continue reading →

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The Barred Owl Cam Is Back Online With Two Eggs and a New Outside View

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on March 9, 2018 by PalomarMarch 9, 2018

The female owl is currently incubating two eggs, with a third possible on Friday. Who’s (Back) On Cam For You? Nestled into a wooded backyard in central Indiana, a pair of owls have returned to breed for a fifth consecutive season on … Continue reading →

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Limited Time Bird Print Sale!

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on March 9, 2018 by PalomarMarch 9, 2018

In honor of the release of my new book, Birds of the Photo Ark, we are offering a limited time sale on these five hand selected signed prints! Click here Use the promo code BIRDS2018 at check out to get 50% off any … Continue reading →

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Top 25 Wild Waterbirds

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on March 2, 2018 by PalomarMarch 2, 2018

In WildlifeTags birding, coast, estuary, ocean, Water, waterbird, wetland  March 2, 2018   Steve Boyes THE AFRICAN JACANA HAS A POLYANDROUS BREEDING SYSTEM, WHERE FEMALES MATE WITH MULTIPLE MALES AND THE MALES CARE FOR THE YOUNG (EDWIN GODINHO) THE GREAT CORMORANT IS THE MOST WIDESPREAD CORMORANT SPECIES, THEY ARE FOUND FROM … Continue reading →

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Top 25: Wild Birds on the Edge – February 9, 2018

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on February 21, 2018 by PalomarFebruary 21, 2018

A CRITICALLY ENDANGERED WHITE-BACKED VULTURE IN THE SERENGETI, TANZANIA. VULTURES WORLDWIDE ARE UNDER THREAT BECAUSE OF TOXINS IN THE CARCASSES THEY EAT, THESE TOXINS INCLUDE VETERINARY DRUGS, LEAD AND POISON LACED WITHIN CARCASSES TO KILL PREDATORS OR SOMETIMES VULTURES THEMSELVES … Continue reading →

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Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week #124

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on February 11, 2018 by PalomarFebruary 11, 2018

In WildlifeTags bird photography, birding, wild bird revolution, wild bird trust  Steve Boyes A BARN SWALLOW PHOTOGRAPHED BEAUTIFULLY IN FLIGHT (HEMANT KIROLA) THE RANGE OF THE ENDANGERED EGYPTIAN VULTURE IS HIGHLY DEPENDENT ON ITS PRIMARY FOOD SOURCES, LIVESTOCK CARCASSES AND HUMAN WASTE (RAJEEV TYAGI) BLACK KITES … Continue reading →

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Top 25 Wild Bird Photographs of the Week #118

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on February 5, 2018 by PalomarFebruary 5, 2018

In Changing Planet    Steve Boyes A VIBRANT FEMALE INDIAN PARADISE-FLYCATCHER PHOTOGRAPHED BY VISHAL MONAKAR. THERE ARE 6 SPECIES OF PARADISE-FLYCATCHERS IN ASIA AND GENETIC STUDIES REVEAL THAT THE INDIAN PARADISE-FLYCATCHER IS LIKELY ONE OF THE ORIGINAL ANCESTORS OF THIS GROUP. THE … Continue reading →

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