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Hi, I’m Rifat – a lifelong birdwatcher with over 13 years of experience observing birds across the U.S. and Canada. In that time, I've had the joy of seeing everything from tiny warblers to...

Yes, some species of hawks do fly south for the winter. Hawks are migratory birds that exhibit incredible adaptations that allow them to travel long distances. Their journey southward and back...

Yes, blue jays generally mate for life. Blue jays are monogamous birds that form long-lasting pair bonds. They mate during late-april to early-may each year, and the pair remains together for the...

To attract eagles, provide an adequate food source and maintain an area that mimics their natural habitat. To attract a wide variety of eagles, offer both fish and small game as food...

If you’ve ever watched a hawk glide effortlessly across the sky, you know just how awe-inspiring these raptors can be. Their sharp eyes, powerful talons, and majestic presence make them one of the...

Have you ever wondered where the birds in your backyard go when the weather turns cold? Well, thanks to new tracking tools and technological advancements, scientists are unraveling the mysteries of...