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Bird behavior

Here, we explore the habits of birds in different conditions and areas. Learning these facts will help you gain a deeper understanding of how to spot more birds - where and when you have the best chance of sighting them.

How kids can identify birds

Bird Identification for Kids: A Step-by-Step Guide

August 4, 2023

‘What’s that bird?’ Teach kids how to answer that question themselves with this simple and clear guide to using clues to identify birds

Featured image - bird at dawn

Everything you need to know about why birds wake up so early

February 7, 2023

If the early bird catches the worm, does the early birder catch the best view? Find out why birds are so active and vocal around dawn.

Featured image - bird in a tree at night

Do birds return to the same sleeping places each night?

February 7, 2023

Find out how birds manage to sleep upright without falling off their perches, and discover what nests are really for. Hint: not for sleeping!

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Bird watching on cloudy days: are birds more or less active?

February 7, 2023

In which climates are cloudy days of benefit to birds, and when might clouds cause them difficulties flying or foraging?

Featured image blackbird singing

Is it male or female birds singing and building nests?

February 7, 2023

Do all birds fit the traditional roles of males singing and females building the nest? Discover the exceptions and the reasons why.

Featured image duckling in rain

What birds do in wet weather: is bird watching in the rain worth it?

February 7, 2023

Bird watching in rainy weather is worth it when you and your equipment are well prepared. Find out which birds are active and where to look. 

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