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This tropical-looking bird might visit your Michigan backyard this spring

This tropical-looking bird might visit your Michigan backyard this spring
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Local birders aid scientific study with Christmas Bird Count

Laura Keller was a bit nervous as she set out on her first-ever Christmas Bird Count on Saturday morning.

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Prehistoric-looking birds gathering by thousands on NC s Outer Banks, experts say

The birds can each eat a pound of fish per day, park officials say.

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Migrating birds are flocking to NC Outer Banks, photos show

Migrating birds are flocking to NC Outer Banks, photos show
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Why are there so many sandhill cranes in Wisconsin right now?

Cranes prepare for migration in wetlands with agricultural fields nearby. Many of these staging areas are in Wisconsin and attract thousands of birds.

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