by: Jean Woods
Wow, it’s gotten cold around here in a hurry. Maybe the grosbeaks had it right. The whole flock left about a month early. All of a sudden the wooden bird feeders still have food in them by the time the sun goes down and there are no bright yellow clowns in my garden [...]

We are on vacation. We will return at the end of June!
Enjoy! And feel free to e-mail ideas or suggestions to us at birdyonmywindow at gmail dot com =)

More than a third of native California bird species could vanish from a wide swath of their current range by the end of the 21st century because of global warming, according to a new study by Audubon California. From the puffy-chested California gnatcatcher to the Central Valley’s yellow-billed magpie…110 species are at risk. =/
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Double Wattled Cassowary Chick~NZP

Originally uploaded by jwelzphotography

And just to let you see the little chickie of the Cassowary (the upcoming … in about 30 minutes… bird of the day)…
Isn’t it so adorable? I love him.

A walk through the naturalist paintings of yesteryear. This article tells of people who appreciate the workmanship and artistry of natural life, in particular birds, their nests and eggs. It even has a few good book leads to follow.
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This is an excellent blog article all about puffins. It goes into detail about each of the four in this family. It has pictures, information and explanations on how we must work together to save these (and all) birds.
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