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Bird Watching Tips
Bird Houses
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Identification
Parts of a Bird
Anatomy
Bird Shapes
Food - Feeding
Bird Feeders
Hummingbird Feeders
Favorite Birds
Songs and Calls
Hummingbirds
Bluebirds
U.S. State Birds
Photography Tips

Bird Posters

Bird Pictures
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Learn how to identify and understand birds at All-Birds. Attract
favorites to your backyard with feeders. Identification tips,
photographs and pictures, songs and calls, and more can be found here.

You will find information about bird watching guides, and tips on
birding equipment such as binoculars and cameras.
Bird watching is one of the fastest growing hobbies in the America, and
around the world. According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
around 60 million people feed birds in the US. The only outdoor hobby
that is more popular is gardening, and the two combine naturally.
Birding is enjoyed by all ages. For our flying friends the benefit is
reliable food sources provided by feeders. This is a fascinating hobby
whether you just want to observe birds in your yard or a local park, or
get more serious, and take birding vacations to remote areas.
Birds are probably the most fun to watch of all animals. They have
spectacular unmatched colors. The dazzling colors of hummingbirds,
peacocks or parrots is unmatched by other animals. Their stream-lined
anatomy gives them the ability to fly with grace, and ease. Their songs
and calls are enchanting melodies that rival the music of any animal,
and brighten up even dreary days.

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Even their eggs are varied and colorful.

bird egg Warbler egg Robin egg Oriole egg American Robin
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Some birds have fascinating social behavior such as courtship, which
may include exotic dance or elaborate nests and bowers. In a Cedar
waxwing dance the pair will hop from side to side while passing a berry
back and forth. Some even have strange behavior such as the male
hornbill, which locks his mate into a tree cavity for weeks at a time.
Killdeers will pretend to have a broken wing to lure predators away
from their nest. Nuthatches will spread their wings and point their
bills at other another bird to challenge it. This is often seen at
bird feeders. All this makes them awesome entertainers. Who would not
be awed by the sight and sound of migrating geese, or the sight of huge
flocks of blackbirds as they flow in waves across the sky?
Size and shape is infinite, from hummingbirds, owls, woodpeckers,
pelicans, eagles, and birds of prey, to the flightless Ostrich. They
are all fascinating.

Since I live in the US there is more of a focus on Birds of North
America. Some all time favorite birds are Hummingbirds, Robins
Cardinals, Blue Jays and Woodpeckers.

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To learn about other favorite backyard birds click here.

Enjoy your browsing at All-Birds, there is much to learn and see.

I know that many visitors to this site are interested in bird
photography. Most of the photos were taken by me. The camera I now
use for bird photography is the Canon EOS 40D and a 70 to 300 zoom
lens.

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Favorite Birds: American Goldfinch American Robin Bald Eagle
Belted-Kingfisher Bluebird Blue Jay Baltimore Oriole Black-capped
Chickadee Brown Thrasher Brewer's-Blackbird Bullock's Oriole Canada
Goose Catbird Clark's Nutcracker Cooper's Hawk Coot Cowbird Crow
Dark-eyed Junco Dipper Downy Woodpecker Eastern Kingbird Evening
Grosbeak Golden Eagle Great Blue Heron
Hairy-Woodpecker Hammonds-Flycatcher
House Finch House Wren Hummingbird Indigo Bunting
Lazuli-Bunting Lewis's Woodpecker Kestrel Killdeer Kinglet Magpie
Mallard Duck Meadowlark Mourning Dove Nighthawk Northern Flicker
Northern Mockingbird Northern Cardinal Osprey Pileated Woodpecker
Pine Siskin Red Crossbill
Red-naped Sapsucker Red-breasted-nuthatch Red-tailed
Hawk Red-Wing-blackbird Rock Pigeon Snipe Sparrow-Chipping
Sparrow-House Sparrow-Song Sparrow-White-crowned
Spotted Sandpiper Spotted-Towhee Starling Swallow
Violet-Green-Swallow Waxwing White-breasted Nuthatch White-Pelican
Warbler Warbling vireo
Western Kingbird Western Tanager Yellowlegs Yellow-head-blackbird

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