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Spring is baby bird time and while hanging around outdoors you may find egg shells on the ground or in a nest with a potential bird family inside....
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Find out more about Chris: Chris has rehabbed wildlife with Sierra Wildlife Rescue in Placerville, California and is certified with the National Wildlife Federation to create wildlife habitats. She lives in the Bay Area where she writes about wildlife and gardening. Email at sfwildlifeexaminer@gmail.com or see The Savvy Plant. |
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The American Goldfinch is a bright-yellow little bird of spring whose as fun to watch as he is gorgeous. Invite more finches into your yard by...
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Here in the San Francisco Bay Area, the bluebirds are taking wing and making their presence known. In bluebird populated areas, you can readily see...
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Baby, it’s cold outside. Which brings me to the question people often ask, “Why don’t bird’s feet freeze?”, and its...
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Have you seen them? These elegant birds of winter are hanging around the bay in numbers that are hard to miss. The Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum)...
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