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Watch Nesting Red-tailed Hawks Live on Bird Cams
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Pip, pip, hooray!—Bird Cams memorabilia are here
Many of the people following our Bird Cams grew pretty attached to our Red-tailed Hawks and Great Blue Herons. Now that the youngsters are making their first flights into the great unknown, we’ve been...
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Watch Nesting Red-tailed Hawks Live on Bird Cams
A new nest camera high above a Cornell University athletic field is streaming up-close views of a Red-tailed Hawk nest via the Cornell Lab’s All About Birds website. The new camera stream puts viewers...
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Pip, pip, hooray!—Bird Cams memorabilia are here
Many of the people following our Bird Cams grew pretty attached to our Red-tailed Hawks and Great Blue Herons. Now that the youngsters are making their first flights into the great unknown, we’ve been...
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Behind the Scenes of Our Bird Cams [Video]
In the spring of 2012 we launched our Bird Cams project with live, high-definition views of a Red-tailed Hawk nest on the Cornell campus. A similar camera on a Great Blue Heron nest outside our offices...
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These 8 Unexpected Migration Routes Give You Reason to Go Birding in Summer
Conventional wisdom tells us that birds migrate north in spring and south in autumn. Some species also migrate in summer, though these movements are more modest and regional, rather than long-haul,...
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Raptors of Winter
Red-shouldered Hawk by Corey Hayes via Birdshare. With the leaves off the trees and a barren landscape, winter is a time when raptors become more conspicuous. Plus, there are fewer daylight hours and...
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Watch Nesting Red-tailed Hawks Live on Bird Cams
The female, nicknamed "Big Red," laid the first egg on Friday, March 16.The new streaming camera offers lovely views of the Red-tailed Hawk pair (female at right).The female laid her second egg of the...
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Pip, pip, hooray!—Bird Cams memorabilia are here
A variety of T-shirts is available. Many of the people following our Bird Cams grew pretty attached to our Red-tailed Hawks and Great Blue Herons. Now that the youngsters are making their first flights...
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Behind the Scenes of Our Bird Cams [Video]
In the spring of 2012 we launched our Bird Cams project with live, high-definition views of a Red-tailed Hawk nest on the Cornell campus. A similar camera on a Great Blue Heron nest outside our...
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These 8 Unexpected Migration Routes Give You Reason to Go Birding in Summer
Related StoriesMigrating Northern Wheatears Go the Distance—and Pack AccordinglyStraight, No Chaser: Using Less Fuel to Go BirdingBird Watching Tips: It’s Summer… Where Did the Birds Go? Conventional...
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Raptors of Winter
Red-shouldered Hawk by Corey Hayes via Birdshare. With the leaves off the trees and a barren landscape, winter is a time when raptors become more conspicuous. Plus, there are fewer daylight hours and...
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