Times Republican12d
Robins adapt to natural variation of weather
ROBINS are just one surefire indicator of spring. Hurray for their arrival. Hurray for their tenacity to adapt and overcome ...
Berkshire Eagle27d
Winter birdwatching brings surprise and excitement — and the occasional northern shrike
In this way it is very much like pine siskins, common redpolls and pine grosbeaks; extending their normal ranges when food becomes scarce. Here in Massachusetts, we find ourselves at the southern ...
Daily Hampshire Gazette29d
Speaking of Nature: A decade of waiting: Remembering my last visit from the Northern shrike
In this way it is very much like pine siskins, common redpolls and pine grosbeaks; extending their normal ranges when food becomes scarce. Here in Massachusetts we find ourselves at the southern ...
Inquirer and Mirror13d
Rare Pine Grosbeak fills up in Sconset
(March 6, 2025) A rare visitor from the north – an adult male Pine Grosbeak – was discovered voraciously chowing down on crab apples in a tree in Sconset Feb. 25. It was seen intermittently through ...
Hosted on MSN16d
COVID VIGNETTE: It’s tough being a bird
Definitely not a stray scarlet tanager or pine grosbeak, either. No, this bird, as I sneaked closer, had a dark head, dark wings and tail and even a dark beak — whereas cardinal beaks ...
Numismatic News8d
Canadian Birds on Bank Notes
Canada’s ‘Bird Series’ banknotes, issued between 1986 and 1991, beautifully merged currency with the nation’s rich avian ...
Waterbury Roundabout1d
Surprising sugarmakers in the late winter woods
As steam rises from sugarhouse cupolas and early morning coffee pots, sugarmakers are working overtime to turn maple sap into ...