Birds
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Attracting Birds During the Winter  Now that we have time to think and plan for next year's garden, we should take in consideration our bird friends. Canada Goose  The Canada goose, (Branta canadensis), is called the aristocrat of the waterfowl because of its large size, distinct markings, graceful movement, and its lifelong devotion to its mate. Learn more here. Eastern Bluebirds  This is an article presenting the life history of the Eastern Bluebird. Great Horned Owl  Throughout history people have attributed various human characteristics to owls. The Greeks depicted their goddess of wisdom as an owl. Even today, pictures of the Great Horned Owl, Bubo virginianus, are used to symbolize the "wise old owl." Learn about their true life history here. Types of Bird Houses  Building a bird house is easier than you think. By following a few simple tips, you can have the best bird house on the block. Wood Ducks  Woodducks are the most colorful duck found in North America. Read about their life history here. Woodcock  Bird enthusiasts know that spring is nearby when the American woodcock (Philohela minor) returns to its spring singing grounds. This woodland bird is well known for its springtime courtship displays. It is also a popular game bird.
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