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During a recent snowfall, the garden shrouded in a blanket of pure white snow, Mark’s wife Mary exclaimed, “the cardinals illuminate the yard.”
During the long dark days of winter, every Canadian looks for illumination. The temptation to find it might be turning on your TV or iPad. But there is another way to shorten winter, and that is by turning to nature.
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The native birds that stay over winter in our climate provide a window into something extraordinary. When, in our history, has there been a better time to slow down, and observe avian activity than during the pandemic?
The Cullens: Great Backyard Bird Count is citizen science at its best
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Sask. birders continue to explore the trees through polar vortex for chirp thrill
Temperatures in Sask. plummeted to –50 C this past week, yet birders still stepped out to see their feather friends.
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Temperatures in Sask. lowered to –50 C, yet birders still stepped out to see their feathered friends
Posted: Feb 16, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: February 16
When the weather is cold, Rachel Ling said Nutty, her favourite red-breasted nuthatch, can look like a tiny puff ball.(Submitted by Rachel Ling)