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Researchers found that a specific number and symmetry of certain feathers can indicate whether a bird (or dinosaur) could fly.

Monotype’s new AI-powered font pairing tool. In the game TimeGuessr, determine where and when an old news photograph was taken. And how were old news photos transmitted back in the day? Some examples of 3D printing in action. AI-driven eyeglasses. Retired payphone plays bird calls. An Ohio funeral home will preserve the tattoos of the deceased. When in Austria, be sure to catch the Vienna Vegetable Orchestra. What would happen if the Earth suddenly stopped rotating? When in Vilnius, Lithuania,...

Somehow, I have never heard of the Great Backyard Bird Count, which has happened annually for over 25 years. Birds have always been my favorite animal since I was a

Blackbrook Audubon Society is encouraging everyone to record birds they see and hear for the annual Great Backyard Bird Count Feb. 16-19. Those interested in taking part are asked to spend at least 15 minutes in a favorite park, at a pond or anywhere birds are active and record species at eBird.org using ID tips […]

In this, the very first Bird Banter column I wrote for the Wyoming Tribune Eagle 25 years ago this month (see below), you can see how much change there has

A week ago, I received a call from a man doing brush cutting and tree work, Reilly Hobe, a former student at Block Island School. Reilly had noticed a small

Check out community events around New Mexico from February 16-22.

Editor’s note: To have your event posted in this section, please email Editor P.C. Robinson at probinson@newjerseyhills.com.

The 2024 Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) kicks off today, Friday, Feb. 16, and runs through Family Day (Monday, Feb. 19).

Editor’s note: To have your event posted in this section, please email Editor P.C. Robinson@newejerseyhills.com.