Meet the Marsh Birds That Live Among the Reeds
Discover seven types of North American marsh birds known for hiding among the lush vegetation of muddy wetlands.
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Discover seven types of North American marsh birds known for hiding among the lush vegetation of muddy wetlands.
A 20-year-old web developer has broken the single-year record for bird species counted in McLean County. Ben Guo recorded 264 species in 2021. The old record was 259. Guo said his most thrilling day came at Comlara Park during horrible January weather.
That's a warbling vario. this right here is an osprey with a delicious meal of carp in its talons. this guy is a yellow-headed blackbird. very cute. and yes, these all may just look like beautiful winged creatures in the wild, but these are in fact the face of tyrannical federal government overreach. the national wildlife refuge that is normally home to these and other pretty winged animals is now home to a days-long occupation by armed government protesters. oh, god, here we go again. the latest in this ongoing standoff and where it came from just ahead. stay with us.
How about a warbling vario? that's a warbling vario. this right here is an osprey with a delicious meal of carp in its talons. this guy is a yellow-headed blackbird. very cute. and yes, these all may just look like beautiful winged creatures in the wild, but these are in fact the face of tyrannical federal government overreach. the national wildlife refuge that is normally home to these and other pretty winged animals is now home to a days-long armed occupation by anti-government protesters. oh, god, here we go again. the latest in this ongoing standoff and where it came from just ahead. stay ...
♪ behold. the great horned owl. if you've never seen one up close before, this is what they look like. the great horned owl is nocturnal. they've got a wingspan of four to five feet. ah! they've been known to take down animals considerably larger than themselves. the great horned owl. how about a warbling vario? that's a warbling vario. this right here is an osprey with a delicious meal of carp in its talons. this guy is a yellow-headed blackbird. very cute. and yes, these all may just look like beautiful winged creatures in the wild, but these are in fact the face of tyrannical federal go...