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Avian Pigmentation Genetics: How Birds Get Their Colors
Birds receive their colors thanks to the pigments in their genetic makeup. All living creatures owe their coloring to ...
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Birds perform amazing feats. They fly, not just across the yard but across continents. They build nests, each so distinctive that construction and location identify the builder.
From tiny hummingbirds sipping nectar from blossoms to majestic bald eagles soaring high in the sky, birds are endlessly fascinating and can inspire a deep love of nature. But not everyone has equal ...
Every other Friday on Morning Edition, Outside/In host Sam Evans-Brown tackles a question from a listener. Sara in New Orleans asks: “I’m calling because every time I think I’m very good at ...
During his notable trip to the Galápagos Islands, Charles Darwin collected several mockingbird specimens on different islands in the region. He later discovered that each island only contained a ...
Many brightly colored birds get their pigments from the foods that they eat, but that's not true of parrots. Now, researchers reporting a study of familiar pet store parakeets -- also known as budgies ...
A gene that allows birds to produce the color red in their beaks and retinas have been identified by scientists. The color red has been widely associated as a signal for communication in the animal ...
I’m not sure how it's possible for summer days to feel endless yet so limited and finite. We have gone entirely through June and midway through July! From a birding and photography standpoint, June ...
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