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WINTER 2007/VOLUME 21, NUMBER 1

Online Exclusive: Spring Field Ornithology Celebrates 30 Years with Steve Kress

How an early love of nature led to conservation, education, and puffins



Did You Know. . .

Winter Bird Facts from The Birds of North America Online






Digitizing the Dance of a Bird-of-Paradise

Video access revolutionizes behavioral studies


Caller ID for Crows

Sound analysis shows subtle differences in the alarm calls of individual crows


Greening the Urban Desert

Even small green spaces may add up to help wildlife


Count for the Record, February 16?19!

Make a difference in the Great Backyard Bird Count


Celebrate Urban Birds!

Free event raises awareness, helps scientists learn about birds in the city


After Hurricanes, Terns Find a New Home

Voices from the past help rebuild Florida tern colony


Tuning in to Invisible Migrations

Researchers harvest nocturnal flight calls to aid in bird conservation


A Classic Bird Course, Always New

For 30 years, Spring Field Ornithology has kept birding fresh for students and instructors alike



What's in a Name?

Science drives the often-bewildering changes to species check-lists


How to Fly Like a Bird

Slotted wingtips provide stability in the air


Animal Funerals

Do magpies express grief?



Two Jays, from East and West

Scientists still have a lot to learn about these bold birds


 
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