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It's the holiday season again. Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, and New Year's are coming. This means it's time for the Audubon Society...
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Find out more about Fannie: Fannie Peczenik is a freelance writer and translator. The first bird she recognized without help from a birder's guidebook was a woodpecker in Tennessee because -- well -- he sounded exactly like Woody Woodpecker. When she lived on the Jersey Shore she made friends with the local waterfowl, and now in Pittsburgh she's been learning how smart and subtle the city birds are. She can be reached for comments and conversaton at pcznk@netscape.net. |
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By now, everyone knows about the police actions against protesters and by-standers in Schenley Plaza on the...
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The days are shorter, the nights cooler. Gourds and apples appear in the farmers' markets. Dry sycamore leaves...
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Even without a field guide, everyone can identify the rock pigeon (Columba livia), the ubiquitous urban bird also...
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My neighbor said there were a couple of pet canaries living in a tree outside her window. She thought they must...
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So just how smart are those house sparrows hopping around Schenley Plaza? Do Pitt and the Carnegie museums and library have any effect on their...
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You have to have known Oakland before 2006 to fully appreciate what happened when a nondescript parking lot was...
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If the city of Pittsburgh were looking for avian help for the upcoming G-20 meeting, it would be wise to hire the small gray songbird we occasionally...
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